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Stev Levajkovski - Project Manager Stev is managing all the project processes from the writing of the project until the final stage of reporting and evaluating. He is the responsible person who is in direct contact with the partner organisations, trainers, participants and the supporters of this project from the Swiss National Agency - Movetia. This is the second edition of the YOUTHIFICATION project, after successful implementation in 2016.
Stev is experienced youth worker and youth trainer who is active in the field of youth work since 2006.  Contact: stev@subkult.ch / LinkedIn Profile


Ena Peeva - Logistics & Administration 
Ena is taking care of the coordination of all the logistics and administrative tasks. When it comes to assistance of the participants in arranging and booking of flights and trains, she is the right person to contact. Ena supports the team also in the administration and documentation processes, regarding the reimbursement of travel costs and collecting all the travel documents and invoices.  Ena works as youth consultant and social entrepreneur. She supports organisations and companies in managing logistics and protocols. Contact: ena@subkult.ch / LinkedIn Profile


Goran Jordovic - Video & Photography 

Goran is the person behind the camera. He is responsible for the video and photo documentation of the project. He interacts with the participants during the training course and film short testimonials from them. Goran is also involved in youth work since many years. Now he is working as freelance videographer and photographer who supports other organisations to present their projects results in a very creative way. Contact: goran@jordovic.eu / www.jordovic.eu

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