THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT VEHICLE TRADERS
The European Association of Independent Vehicle Traders (E.A.I.V.T.) is run by professionals. Whether you talk to the Secretary, Presidency, Logistics, technical advice or to the commissions, you are in the hands of experts who belong to the best of their trade in Europe.
E.A.I.V.T. is a community of interest embracing independent dealers and associations in the car trade sector. Our goal is the strengthening of the market position of our MEMBERS above all through increased co-operation and data exchange. The promotion of free trade has been and continues to be a milestone of our work and we are known to be committed to our goals. Amongst governments and the industry E.A.I.V.T. is recognized as a multiplier and representative of the independent sector.
THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
President
Marco Belfanti
Switzerland
President of the Board
Vice President
Dirk Van Meir
Netherlands
Member of the Board
Treasurer
Josef Pirmann
Austria
Member of the Board
Director
Harry Sanne
Germany
Managing Director
Commissary
Dr. Thomas Herzig
Germany
Commissary of the Board
Commissary
Tom Versweyveld
Belgium
Commissary of the Board
Office Admin
Julie Brown
UK
Office Admin
BOARD
The Board is the executive part of the association. The Board meets 4 times a year and delivers its annual report to the PRIVILEGED MEMBERS at the AGM.
The Managing Director is appointed by the Board and runs the daily business. The Commissaries of the Board are given special tasks to be fulfilled for the Board and EAIVT.
E.A.I.V.T. THINK-TANK
To make sure the association has the right agenda works on the relevant issues of our trade we have created an “extended board”, called the E.A.I.V.T. Think-Tank.
This group of between 5-8 members with extensive market knowledge is the creative mind of E.A.I.V.T. The Think-Tank assists the board in its deliberations and suggests activities and topics for the political agenda of our Association. All “difficult” board decisions are discussed in the Think-Tank as well and the results of its work are referred to the General Assembly.
