Tina Christensen new EMA president
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(Update: some quotes from Tina Christensen)
MESTRE - Tina Christensen, president of Mahjong Denmark, is the new president of the European Mahjong Association (EMA). Today, at the General Assembly of the EMA at Mestre, she was elected as the sucessor of Robert Rijnders, who did not want a new term.
Tina has been a member of the EMA Board and a vice-president since EMA was founded in 2005. She is the third president of the association; the first one was Uwe Martens from Germany (2005-'09).
When Mr. Martens resigned, Tina did not feel like running for president. "But now, the EMA building is standing. So the workload will not differ very much with what I have done as a vice-president", she says. "Although I will ger more mails perhaps."
Comments (6)
1Sunday, 10 July 2011 10:28
Frauke Roos
Congratulations, Tina!!! What a good choice!
2Sunday, 10 July 2011 21:16
LN la Réunion
Félicitations Tina! c'est super!
Bises de la Réunion
LN
Bises de la Réunion
LN
3Monday, 11 July 2011 08:54
Adrie van Geffen
Who are in the board now beside Tina?
4Monday, 11 July 2011 09:09
Mahjong News
The board consists of a lot of people, please check the EMA website:
The board consists of a minimum of five members and every member country is entitled to have a representative in the board.
Martin Rep
The board consists of a minimum of five members and every member country is entitled to have a representative in the board.
Martin Rep
5Monday, 11 July 2011 09:56
Adrie van Geffen
I meant the presidium: 1 president, 2x vice, 2 other members.
6Tuesday, 12 July 2011 22:44
Tina
The vice presidents are Sébastien Berret (France) and Axel Eschenburg (Germany). The last two members of the presidium are András Boda (Hungary) and Mark Chizhenok (Russia).
I regret not talking to very many people in Mestre. I had the most terrible headache I have ever experienced and was much less social than I wanted to be.
I regret not talking to very many people in Mestre. I had the most terrible headache I have ever experienced and was much less social than I wanted to be.
The only case in which you can place a voluntary ready declaration, is mentioned in rule #55; that is, when a player has a waiting hand on her initial draw.
Martin Rep
When a player have a Calling hand - does he have to say the word calling or not?
Best regards
Martin Rep
How is it possible ?
I don't understand this result, because It's not the same with EMA.
for sure, I'm really happy to be in front Nicolas.P but it's not fair.
I don't want to minimize the pleasure after reading this news (congrat'z Valerian), but in fact I laughed and I thought a good Christmas joke...
About the last tournament it was a Red Eyes Riichi (RER Crew) not TNT as Quentin saying just before.
XXXX Christmas !
See you next year.