Welcome to the Team, Bea Stadler

We are very pleased to officially welcome Bea Stadler to our team. Bea will support the Inclusive Sport department with a workload of 20%. Primarily, she is responsible for the development of the pilot project «Inclusive school sport days». Bea’s experience as a former head teacher in the public sector brings a valuable perspective to the project. She is also a keen sportswoman herself. Bea plays wheelchair basketball and is a member of the Women’s National Team.

We wish Bea all the best and look forward to the reinforcement!

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