Advisory Board
Daily Advisory Board
The Director Europe can turn to a group of three daily advisors, who support him or her with the day-to-day decisions. The group will consist of the Managing Director as well as two members of the Journalismfund.eu board.
Ides Debruyne is the managing director of Journalismfund.eu. He is based in Zellik near Brussels, Belgium.
Full Advisory Board
To safeguard its firm roots in the investigative journalism community and as a source of good advice, Journalismfund.eu also has a Full Advisory Board to turn to. It consists of representatives from associations and centers for investigative journalism and other estimated individuals in the community.
Stefan Candea is a co-founder of the Romanian Centre for Investigative Journalism. He works as a freelance investigative journalist out of Bukarest, Romania.
Stephen Grey is a special reporter at Reuters with a long experience as independent and staff writer, in international reporting and as a Brussels correspondent. Stephen Grey works out of London, United Kingdom.
Anne Haubek is co-founder of Scoop, a network supporting investigative journalism in Eastern European countries. She works as editor and host of a weekly radio show on European politics at the Danish Broadcasting Corporation.
Henrik Kaufholz is the co-founder of Scoop, supporting investigative journalism through research grants in various countries. He is the chairperson of the international committee of the Danish Association for Investigative Journalism. He works on the foreign desk of Danish daily Politiken, Copenhagen, Denmark. He was the anchor person of the 7tg Global Investigative Journalism conference in Kiev 2011.
Lutz Mükke works at the University of Leipzig, where he teaches research methods amongst other subjects. He represents German Netzwerk Recherche.
Margo Smit is the director of the Dutch-Flemish association for investigative journalism VVOJ. She used to work as a tv-reporter doing investigative television documentary series on Dutch public TV and teaches journalism at the university of Groningen, Netherlands. She was on the organising team of the 3rd Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Amsterdam 2005.
Stanimir Vaglenov is the founder of Bulgarian Center for investigative journalism. He works for the daily newspaper 24 Casa in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Tarmo Vahter is deputy-editor-in-chief of the weekly newspaper Eesti Ekspress in Tallinn, Estonia. tarmo [at] ekspress [dot] ee (Mail).
Salla Vuorikoski is a Finnish journalist working for MTV3 and a board member of the Finnish association for investigative journalism, Tutkiva.
Jan Gunnar Furuly is a Norwegian journalist working at daily newspaper Aftenposten. He is also the chairperson of the Foundation for investigative journalism SKUP and was the anchor person of the 5th Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Lillehammer in 2008.
András Löke is a Hungarian journalist working with ultralocal news in Budapest. He also works with the Soma Foundation, who give annual awards for investigative journalism.
Wojtek Ciesla is a Polish journalist working with Newsweek Poland. He also is among the founding fathers of the Polish Fundacja Reporterow who try to stimulate investigative journalism in Poland and neighbouring countries.
