Members of the EAC Council
Hennadii PAMPUKHA
President of the EAC and member of the EAC Council
President of the EAC and member of the EAC Council, Vice-President of International Commercial Arbitration Court under the European Court of Arbitration, international arbitrator, judicial expert certified by the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, founding partner of the Expert Legal Group "Independent Institute of Judicial expertise" (Ukraine), Chairman of the Board of the All-Ukrainian Chamber of Experts, Managing Partner of Attorney's Association "Princip" (Ukraine), Board member of I.I.expertise (Estonia).
Andrea MOJA
Member of the EAC Council
Member of the EAC Council, Professor of European Law and Trusts at Brescia University, member of STEP Italy's scientific committee, Senior partner of the Law Firm S.L.C. – Studio Legale Commerciale (Italy) with over 25 years' experience in trust and corporate law, successions and wealth planning, tax, international cross-border transactions and major international commercial disputes, international arbitrator of International Commercial Arbitration Court under the European Court of Arbitration.
Ryszard MARCINKOWSKI
Member of the EAC Council
Member of the EAC Council, Senior partner of Law office "Marcinkowski Marcinkowska Trzeciak", advocate with over 32 years experience, Vice Dean of the Bar Association of Lodz (Poland), international arbitrator of International Commercial Arbitration Court under the European Court of Arbitration. He is a lecturer in the field of civil law, including in the aspect of civil appeal.
Johan BILLIET
President of the International Commercial Arbitration Court under the European Arbitration Chamber
Since 2011, the President of ICAC is Johan Billiet, international arbitrator, mediator, lawyer at the Brussels Bar, founding partner of Billiet & Co., author of various books, including the manual of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) on International Investment Arbitration.
Patrick LAYCOCK
Head of the International Centre for Judicial and ADR expertise under the European Arbitration Chamber
Mr. Laycock is an art historian and serves as a scientific adviser to the Brussels Art Laboratory. He is recognized and endorsed by several esteemed organizations, including the European Arbitration Chamber, Chambre Belge des Experts chargés de Missions Judiciaires et d'Arbitrages, Chambre d'Arbitrage et de Médiation d'Experts Techniques et Juridiques, and the Court of First Instance of Brussels. Mr. Laycock is a lifelong member of the Siam Society under Royal Patronage in Bangkok and holds the position of President at the Institut Belge des Hautes Etudes Chinoises within the Musée Royal d'Art et d'Histoire.