The European Confederation of Police (EuroCOP) is the umbrella organisation for police unions and staff organisations in Europe.

Based in Luxembourg, we represent the interests of  police officers across the whole of the European landscape.

EuroCOP is tackling issues from police cooperation across borders to a safer working environment for police officers on the street. We are determined to contribute to European policy debates and provide added value by giving a practitioners perspective.

EuroCOP was established in November 2002, and is an independent, non-profit and secular organisation and has no affiliation with any government or political party. Financed through member contributions, EuroCOP is open to any organisation representing police officers in member countries of the European Union or the Council of Europe.

EuroCOP is the only Police representative body that are members of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) and the European Trade Union Federation (ETUF). EuroCOP also has participation rights  in the Council of Europe.

EuroCOP Executive Committee

Elected by Congress, the Executive Committee is in charge of the day to day business of the organisation. Its current eight members meet on a monthly basis and represent EuroCOP towards the outside world. They are also tasked with preparing EuroCOP Committee meetings and Congresses.

The Executive Committee of EuroCOP is  composed of the President, Vice President, Head of Office, Treasurer and four further members.

Current members of the Executive Committee are:

Jonne Rinne

President

Jonne became a Police Officer in Finland in 2002.
 
During his career he has worked in investigation, patrol and the financial crimes unit.
 

In 2017 he became Chair of Finland’s Police Union.

The union has 80 member organisations that together represent the interests of about 11,000 police officers, employees working in the offices of jurisdictional districts, and professionals in judicial administration, Finnish Security Intelligence Service (SUPO) and emergency services.

 
In 2022 he was elected President of EuroCOP. 

Unn Alma Skatvold

Vice President

Unn Alma Skatvold was elected as the vice-president of the Norwegian police federation in 2013. The federation organize all members of the police, including civil workers, lawyers and leaders.

Unn Alma started as an police-officer in 1996 and before becoming a full-time trustee she worked at the border to Sweden with mostly border-crime related issues, but also patrolling in her district where she lives.

Unn Alma also has different roles in the second-largest umbrella-organisation in Norway, UNIO. UNIO represent workers with higher education and together with the police are nurses, teachers and scientist among others. 

Mark Marshallsay

Treasurer

Mark Marshallsay was elected as General Secretary of the British Transport Police Federation (BTPF) in March 2020. Prior to this, Mark served as the Treasurer for BTPF for three years.

Mark joined British Transport Police (BTP) in October 1992 and has performed a variety of policing roles, taking him the length and breadth of the UK, before becoming a full time member of the BTPF National Executive. Since September 2022, Mark has also been a Trustee/ Director of Police Treatment Centres Charities in Harrogate and Auchterarder.

Angels Bosch Camprecios

ExCOm Member

From Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Àngels has been with the police since 1992. She is a member of the Catalan police force, Mossos d’Esquadra, and has worked as patrol officer and shift manager on the front line and also in the investigation area.

In recent years, as a commander in the city of Barcelona,Àngels has been in charge of public safety management and as a frontline operational commander in public order operations. She knows first-hand the everyday challenges of the police officers working on the front line. She is currently on duty in the central services of the Police of Catalunya.  Her experience allows her to have the insight of the community policing and front line experience and the needs of the officers, while at the same time having a broad vision of the challenges facing policing today.

Àngels was President of EuroCOP from 2015 to 2020.

Roberto Garcia

Excom Member

Roberto García González is a member of CCOO, and has acted as their spokesperson since 2019.

Roberto has been serving as a police officer since 2002. In 2008 he became a member of ARRO as well as becoming a Caporal. Roberto was voted in as a member of the EuroCOP Executive Committee Excom at this year’s Spring Meeting in Belfast in April 2023.

David Kennedy

excom member

David Kennedy became General Secretary of the Scottish Police Federation in February 2023.

He joined Strathclyde Police in 1996 and has over 19 years police service. He became a federation representative for K Division in 2003 working in the Renfrewshire area. He was elected as deputy secretary of Strathclyde JBB in December 2004 and as Secretary in December 2008. 

Following the restructuring of the SPF in 2013, David became the Conduct Secretary before taking up the post of Deputy General Secretary in 2015.

 

Georgios Stamatakis

ExCOm Member

Coming from Athens – Greece, George Stamatakis joined the Greek Police in 1995.

Having served in various Security Divisions of Attica, in 2013 he was elected as General Secretary of the newly formed Union of Police Officers for the west region of Attica and in 2016 until today he is the chairman of this union.

From 2013 until today he is an elected representative of the Panhellenic Police Federation where is serving as a Secretary of Public Relations of the Federation.

He is also Protection manager of the Greek TV show “Police and Society”

From 2014 is an ExCom Member of EuroCop.

Nigel Dennis

head of office

Nigel Dennis commenced his uniformed Police service in 1977 with Hampshire Constabulary. In 1980, he joined the UKAEAC which later became the Civil Nuclear Constabulary in the United Kingdom. He concluded his Police Service in 2020.

During his long career, he has undertaken many and varied operational policing roles that has taken him around the world.

In 2008 he was appointed to the role  of Chief Executive of the Civil Nuclear Police Federation.During this period he significantly raised  the profile  of this organisation and negotiated better terms and conditions for his members that replicated the rest of the UK Police service.

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