Pražské jaro

Summary

Pražské jaro is an organization^[1].

Key Facts

• Pražské jaro is in the country of Czech Republic^[2].
• Pražské jaro's instance of is recorded as organization^[3].
• Pražské jaro's founder is recorded as Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic^[4].
• Pražské jaro's headquarters location is recorded as Prague^[5].
• Pražské jaro's chief executive officer is recorded as Pavel Trojan^[6].
• June 17, 1999 marks the founding of Pražské jaro^[7].
• Pražské jaro's official name is recorded as Pražské jaro, o.p.s.^[8].
• Pražské jaro's legal form is recorded as obecně prospěšná společnost^[9].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Martin Baxa^[10].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Jiří Hlaváč^[11].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Ivan Kusnjer^[12].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Helena Koenigsmarková^[13].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Michal Frankl^[14].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as František Dostálek^[15].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Roman Bělor^[16].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Bohuslav Svoboda^[17].
• Pražské jaro's board member is recorded as Milan Němeček^[18].
• Pražské jaro's supervisory board member is recorded as Richard Hindls^[19].
• Pražské jaro's supervisory board member is recorded as Ladislav Chvátal^[20].
• Pražské jaro's supervisory board member is recorded as Ingeborg Radok Žádná^[21].

Body

Founding

Pražské jaro's founder is recorded as Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic^[4]. June 17, 1999 marks the founding of it^[7].

Identity

Pražské jaro's official name is recorded as it, o.p.s.^[8].

Leadership

Pražské jaro's chief executive officer is recorded as Pavel Trojan^[6]. Board members include Martin Baxa^[10], a pedagogue^[22], b. 1975^[23], of Czech Republic^[24]; Jiří Hlaváč^[11], a pedagogue^[25], b. 1948^[26]; Ivan Kusnjer^[12], an opera singer^[27], b. 1951^[28], of Czech Republic^[29]; Helena Koenigsmarková^[13], a manager^[30], b. 1947^[31], of Czech Republic^[32], specialised in art history^[33]; Michal Frankl^[14], a politician^[34], b. 1963^[35], of Czech Republic^[36]; and František Dostálek^[15], a manager^[37], b. 1949^[38], of Czech Republic^[39].

Operations

Pražské jaro's headquarters location is recorded as Prague^[5].