TEH is a not-for-profit association
Trans Europe Halles is a not-for-profit association registered in Sweden. It is run in a decentralised way. The member centres participate in the decision-making of the network during the network meetings. Each centre appoints a TEH Delegate who has the right to vote on behalf of the centre and every member has one vote regardless of its size or economic status. The Executive Committee members are elected biannually during the spring TEH Meetings.
The Coordination Office
With a broad and multi-lingual membership and an intense flow of information and ideas, the Trans Europe Halles Coordination Office is a crucial hub. The Coordination Office is responsible for internal and external communication and publishes the monthly TEH Newsletter. The Coordination Office also supports project-planning and fundraising activities for the network and has become a focal point of expertise within the network. The Coordination Office is now hosted by Mejeriet in Lund, Sweden. The Coordination Office is run by two full-time staff; a Secretary General and a Marketing & Communication Manager.
The Executive Committee
Trans Europe Halles' Executive Committee is the governing and policy making body of the network. The members of the Executive Committee (2009-2011) are:
Gudrun Goldmann (Schlachthof, Bremen, Germany), Stuba Nikula (Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki, Finland), Petar Todorov (Pro Rodopi Art Centre, Bostina, Bulgaria), Erik Backer (Melkweg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Matti Kortelainen (Mejeriet, Lund, Sweden), Katharina Trabert (OZU, Monteleone Sabino, Italy), Gabriella Móra (A38, Budapest, Hungary) and Zanda Zilgalve (NOASS, Riga, Latvia).