Euromax Personnel

The association is headed by the Executive Committee, made up of President (Christian Scheidegger), Vice President - Theatres (Jessica Christensen), Vice President - Production (Simone Appleby).
The Executive Committee is elected by its members and the term of office for each post is three years.

	Christian Scheidegger , President Christian Scheidegger has been working for Switzerland's most popular museum, the Museum of Transport in Lucerne, since 1995. Since 2003 he is the manager of its IMAX theatre. The past, present and future of transport and mobility on land, sea and in the air; the principles of (tele-) communication - these are the main themes of the Swiss Museum of Transport. More than 3,000 displays covering approximately 20,000 m2 testify to a (literally) moving history and herald future challenges in transport and communication. A fascinating diversity that is supplemented by attractions such as the digitally operated planetarium and Swissarena, the only walk-on aerial photograph of an entire country.
	Jessica Christensen , Vice President Theatres Jessica is Theatre Manager at Cosmonova, the Swedish Museum of Natural History's combined IMAX dome theatre and planetarium. After graduation from the Stockholm University with a degree in film and business economics, she worked for a film production company prior her employment at the museum. She has been with the museum since 1998.
	Simone Appleby , Vice President Production Simone Appleby first began working in the large format industry in 2001 when she joined Lynbrook Productions as post production co-ordinator and co-supervisor with Andrew Oran. In 2004 she co-produced the Euromax Film Symposium held in Berlin. She is now currently working as post production supervisor alongside Jean Rene Failliot at Gulliver, Paris.
	Marieke van Oppen- Posmus , Administrator Marieke has been working for Omniversum, the dome theatre in the Hague, as Theatre Manager since April 1999. Before that she worked for the Merlin Entertainments Group Ltd (formerly known as Vardon Attractions Ltd). A company with visitor attractions under its umbrella with a high standard of customer service, but the last two are also known for the educational enrichment/ enlightenment and an enjoyable visit with a closeness to creatures. From 1993 until 1997 Marieke was based in Scheveningen (NL) and from 1998 to April 1999 in Weymouth and Weston-super-Mare (UK).