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Play the Game 2007 Images presentations conference_speakers Programme play_the_game_award_2007 Grants evaluation Brochure_2007 Programme_Committee RUV Cintamani UMFI Themes Share This Page Click to share this page on your favourite social bookmarking service. Twitter Delicious Facebook More Email Play the Game 2007 Homepage CONFERENCE COVERAGE: • The Pulse 07 • Images by Niels Nyholm • Conference magazine   Conference presentations Speakers Conference programme Play the Game Award 2007 Travel and conference grants Conference evaluation Conference brochure Programme Committee CONFERENCE PARTNERS: UMFI Cintamani RUV Congress Reykjavik (external link)		Pedro Velázquez   Deputy Head of the Sport Unit, Directorate General for Education and Culture   European Commission, Brussels, Belgium       Pedro Velázquez has worked for the European Commission since 1987. Currently he is Deputy Head of the Sports Unit at the Directorate General for Education and Culture.   The Sports Unit has prepared the White Paper on Sport adopted by the Commission in mid July 2007.   Within the European Commission he worked previously at the Directorate General for Agriculture and the Directorate General for Interpretation and Conferences.         Click here to see the full list of speakers at Play the Game 2007   Bookmark this Page  Twitter          Delicous    Facebook    Stumbleupon    More    Technorati    Digg          Reddit         Buzz         Email

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