Valeri Manchev – Notary

Valeri Manchev is born in Petrich and he finished the law faculty at Sofia University “Kliment Ohridski”. From 1992 he is a notary at Sofia regional court and from 1998 he is a freelance notary in Sofia. Two mandates he was a chair of a Sofia notary chamber. 
 

Veselina Stoyanova-Anastasova – Journalist

Veselina Stoyanova – Anastasova is a news editor at “Evrokom Bulgaria” television from five years. She seeks in her work the ideal that comprises the combination “work, thought, diversity”. Her activity in Workshop for Civic Initiatives Foundation enriches her and provokes her to be more engaged with the problems and needs of the society.

Georgi Gentchev – Philologist

Georgi Genchev has been actively working in the Bulgarian non-governmental sector for the last 10 years. He has an experience as an executive director of “Soros Center for Arts”, Sofia (1996 - 1997), “Open society”, Sofia (1997 - 2001) and The Programme and Analytical Centre for European Law (from 2001 up to now). Georgi Genchev has is highly qualified in the fields of elaborating, management, monitoring and evaluation of grant schemes, organizational evaluation and organizational development.

Tanya Kovacheva - Philologist

Tanja Kovacheva has an MA  degree in English philology and has a 10-year experience in work with non-governmental organizations, dealing with children at risk. Most part of her work is connected with “Save the children” (UK). At present she is a coordinator of a child abuse programme of OAK foundation for Bulgaria and the Baltic States.

Tatyana Arsova - Psychologist 

Tatyana Arsova is born in Pernik where she works and lives until now. She has an MA degree in working and organizational psychology. Nearly all of her professional experience is connected with the establishment and development of “Positive Personal Skills in Society” Foundation. The organization, set up in 1999, renders services to women and children victims of violence in Pernik and in 2004 it started to work on a program for HIV prevention among drug addicts. Tatyana took part in the “Learning, Success, Change” programme of WCIF in 1998 and since then she is a real adherent and sympathizer of our organization.