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| − | Patrick de Schrynmakers has been the Secretary General of the [[European Aluminium Association]] since 2000. Previously he worked for [[Euro-American Technologies]], [[Etablissements Stanislas Cock]] and [[Solvay]] <ref>'European Aluminium Association gets new Secretary general'. European Report. November 1, 2000</ref>. | + | '''Patrick de Schrynmakers''' has been the Secretary General of the [[European Aluminium Association]] since 2000. Previously he worked for [[Euro-American Technologies]], [[Etablissements Stanislas Cock]] and [[Solvay]] <ref>'European Aluminium Association gets new Secretary general'. European Report. November 1, 2000</ref>. |
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Patrick de Schrynmakers has been the Secretary General of the European Aluminium Association since 2000. Previously he worked for Euro-American Technologies, Etablissements Stanislas Cock and Solvay [1].
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- ↑ 'European Aluminium Association gets new Secretary general'. European Report. November 1, 2000
