Bureau Nomination: Treasurer
Manfred R. Eisenbach is the secretary general of the Deutsche Gruppe der Liberal International (DGLI) as well as being a member of the Free Democratic Party (FDP) for half a century who is standing for re-election on Liberal International’s Bureau.
With a background in law and economics, Eisenbach has served as managing director of the FDP Bundestag caucus for 25 years and is now an independent business consultant running two companies for the past 15 years. Eisenbach has had an extensive involvement in Liberal International, being involved in the constitutional reform process of LI and is working hard on a new financial charter which includes a better subscription scheme for the organisation. Both reforms will improve LI’s governance and he hopes to accomplish these reforms at the 63rd Congress in Spring 2020.
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“My name is Manfred R. Eisenbach – 70 years old, married since 1978, FDP member for half a century now – and I’m running for re-election for Treasurer.
Many of you know me well for ages as I’m active in Liberal International since the early 80s when my fatherly friend, great former President Giovanni Malagodi, presided over Liberal International. Therefore, not surprisingly, FDP (Germany) has assigned me as delegate to both Congress and Executive Committee over and over again until today. So does the German Group of LI which I’m serving for more than a dozen years as secretary-general. And as long-standing chair of FDP International Party Relations Committee I am traditionally heading the delegations of German liberals.
A lawyer and economist by training, serving for 25 years as managing director of FDP Bundestag caucus and now an independent business consultant running two companies for 15 years I assume that I may comply with the professional requirements for the job.
As a staunched liberal I was privileged to collaborate with Juli, Karl-Heinz and Hakima and others to publish our new Andorra Liberal Manifesto. For some time now, I am very much involved in the constitutional reform process of LI and I am working hard on a new LI financial charter including a better subscription scheme. Both reforms will improve LI’s governance and with your advice and help we shall accomplish both reforms at the 63rd Congress in Spring 2020.”
