Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
Parliament of the European Union
See also European Union
1962-64
Vice-President Käte Stobel (Germany)
1974-77
Vice-President Baroness Tweedsmuir (UK)
1979
President-by-Age Louise Weiss (France)
She lived (1893-1983)
1979-85
President Simone Veil (France)
1982
Vice-President Danielle de March
1982-87
Vice-President Baroness Elles (UK)
1982-89
Vice-President Maria Luisa Cassanmagnago Cerretti (Italy)
European Co-President of the ACP-EU
Joint Parliamentary Assembly 1992-94.
1984-97
Vice-President Nicole Péry (France)
Vice-President of the Socialist Group 1994-97 and Secretary of State in
France
1984-94
2. Vice-President Nicole Fontaine (France)
1994-99 1. Vice-President
1999-2002
President
1989-94
Vice-President Maria Magnani Noya (Italy)
Italian Undersecretary 1980-83.
1994-97
Vice-President Ursula Schleicher (Germany)
1997-99 Vice-President Magdalene Hoff (Germany)
Member of European Parliament since 1979 (PES-Faction), Chairperson of the
EP-Delegation for relations to the Community of New Independent States
1989-1994. (b. 1940).
1999-2002
Vice-President Marie-Noëlle Lienemann (France)
French Minister-Delegate of Housing
1999-2004 Quaesteur Mary Banotti (Ireland)
Irish Presidential Candidate
1999-2007 Quaesteur Goedelive Quisthoudt-Rowohe (Germany)
2002-04 Vice-President Charlotte Cederchiöld (Sweden)
2002-04
Vice-President Catherine Lalumière (France)
French
Secretary of State by Premier Minister for Civil Service and Administrative
Reform
1981,
Minister of Consumer Affairs
1981-83, Secretary of State of Finance for Consumer Affairs 1983-84 and Secretary of State of Foreign Affairs for European Affairs
1984-86. In 1989-94 Secretary General of European the Council, 1995-97 Vice-Chairperson and 1997-99
Chairperson of the European Radical Alliance Group of
the European Parliament. (b. 1934-)
2002-04 Quaesteur Miet Smet (Belgium)
Secretary of State of
Environment and Equality 1985-92, Minister of Labour, Employment and Equality 1992-99
and from 2002 Minister of State.
2004-09 Vice-President Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann (Germany)
Deputy Chairperson of the Faction of the Left/Nordic Greens in The European
Parliament.
2004-07 and 2009-12 Vice-President Dagmar Roth-Behrendt (Germany)
MEP from 1989.
2004-07 Quaestor Genowefa Grabowska (Poland)
Socialist MEP.
2004-14 Quaestor Astrid Lulling (Luxembourg)
Member of Parliament 1965-89 and 1999, President of the Parliamenary Group of
Parti social-démocrate 1974-79, Member of the European Parliament 1965-74 and
since 1989. From 2004 Quaestor of the
Parliament. She ran as an "independent" conservative candidate, breaking
the deal between the leaders of the Socialist, Conservative and Liberal groups
giving two seats to the first two groups and one to the last. The liberal
candidate, Finland's former Prime Minister Anneli Jäätteenmaki, therefore, was not
elected. (b. 1929-)
2004-09 Quastor Mia De Vits (Belgium)
Socialist MEP
2007-12 1. Vice-President Rodi Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou (Greece)
2007-12 Vice-President Diana Wallis (United Kingdom)
Candidate for the post of President of the Parliament in 2012 for the Liberal
Party.
2007-09 Vice-President Luisa Morgantini (Italy)
2007-09 Vice-President Mechtild Rothe (Germany)
2009-14 Vice-President
Roberta Angelilli (Italy)
2009-14 Vice-President Isabelle Durant (Belgium)
Belgian 4.
Vice-Premier and Minister of Transport and Mobility 1999-2003
2009-11 Vice-President Silvana
Koch-Mehrin (Germany)
Vice-Chairperson of the Alliance of Liberals and
Democrats for Europe
2009-14 Quaestor
Lidia Geringer de Oedenberg (Poland)
2012-14
4. Vice-President Anni Podimata (Greece)
2014- Quaestor Elisabeth Morin-Chartier (France)
Présidente du conseil régional of Poitou-Charentes 2002-2004
2014- Quaestor Catherine Bearder (United Kingdom)
Last
update
04.07.14