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The board
The chapter is run by the board, who are all volunteers. There are some official posts such as President and Treasurer, but otherwise the duties are taken up by those who are able to expend the required effort at the appropriate time.
We would very much welcome the participation of other volunteers in the running of the chapter. If you feel that you would like to contribute to the continuance of the chapter, or you have some ideas about what you would like the chapter to do, then please let us know.
The board meets once every two months or so, to discusses what should and can be done over the forthcoming months. If you would like to attend such a meeting, without any obligation for a permanent commitment, then please contact the President.
Current board members
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Christel Dehaes, President Christel has been active in the field of user interface design and technical documentation since 1989. In 1992,
she founded The Human Interface Group together with Kris Vanstappen. She is an organizational psychologist whose first professional steps were
in management consultancy and adult education. |
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Guy Van de Maele, TreasurerGuy is a chemical engineer who has been active for 17 years in the chemical industry. Since 1985 he has been freelance technical writer specialized in chemistry, environmental sciences and safety management. |
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Rik DalleRik is a technical writer who currently manages the e-learning company EduWEST.be. He is a psychologist who worked for several years in training and education, technical writing and on translation and localisation projects. |
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Reynold PereiraReynold is a technical writer with international experience. He obtained a Certificate in Technical Communication from the American University in Paris. |
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Trevor Nolten, WebmasterTrevor began his career as an electrical engineer. He turned his attention to customer documentation in 1995 and developed an SGML publishing system involving technical writing teams in eight manufacturing sites worldwide. Since 2001 Trevor has been an independent consultant for structured documentation systems based on XML, helping people to improve the quality, consistency and availability of their customer documentation, with a special view to translatability and localization. |
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