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Luisa Sigl

Administrative Assistant

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Email: luisa.sigl@ceps.eu

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Luisa Sigl

Administrative Assistant

Luisa Sigl is Administrative Assistant and Personal Assistant to CEO Karel Lannoo.

Education

Master of European Studies (M.A.), Université Libre de Bruxelles; Double degree Bachelor of Arts in German-French Studies (B.A.), University of Regensburg

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Accounting and Administration Financial Markets and Institutions

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Phone: +32 (0)2 229 39 11

Email: luisa.sigl@ceps.eu

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