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REPORT
The structure of the Organisational Committee was divided into the Central
Organisational Committee and Local Organisational Committees. The head
of the Organisational Committee was the Vice-President for Development;
the person reporting to him was the Tournament Director – the operational
& executive business leader acting as Project Manager. Persons reporting
to the Tournament Director were Heads of Sections responsible for particular
areas and for the performance of employees / specialists reporting
to them. In order to provide operational support of project management to
the Tournament Director, the Project Management Office (PMO) was also
established to co-ordinate tasks of particular departments.
2016 Readiness
Workshops of
Organisaational
Teams from
all Host Cities,
Warsaw,
12.12.2015
Local Organisational Committees were responsible for the effective performance
of tasks entrusted to them due to the knowledge of circumstances
specific to the given Host City.
In 2014, 4 persons worked in the EURO 2016 Department; in 2015, the
number of employees regularly grew, reaching around 30 in November
2015. At that time, short-term co-operation also began to be established
with persons for the period of the EHF EURO 2016 project (for maximum
periods November – January and minimum period for the duration of the
Tournament itself). Eventually, 105 persons were employed in the EURO
2016 Department in four Host Cities during the Tournament.
2016 Readiness
Workshops of
Organisaational
Teams from
all Host Cities,
Warsaw,
12.12.2015
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