The College of Eurojust appointed Mr Vincent Jamin as new Administrative Director of the Agency today. Mr Jamin is a French prosecutor by profession. He brings with him 25 years of experience in the area of criminal justice, ranging from assignments in the French Ministry of Justice (2003-2010) to several high-level positions at Eurojust since 2010. Before becoming Administrative Director of Eurojust, he served as the head of the Agency’s Operations Department since 2018.
As the Administrative Director of the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation, Mr Jamin is responsible for the day-to-day administration and implementation of key organisational developments, such as the recent extension of Eurojust's mandate and its comprehensive digitalisation efforts. He will take up his duties on 1 October 2023, serving a term of four years.
Mr Vincent Jamin commented on his appointment: I feel greatly honoured to continue serving Eurojust in this new role. Having been part of the strong growth of the Agency in recent years, I know by experience the quality and commitment of our staff. I will work closely with them and with the College to achieve our common goal of getting justice done across the European Union and beyond.
Eurojust President Mr Ladislav Hamran stated: On behalf of the College, I warmly congratulate Mr Jamin on his appointment as Administrative Director. With his extensive experience in the area of criminal justice at both the national and international level, I have no doubt that Mr Jamin has all the right skills and competencies to help our Agency navigate the many challenges ahead. I very much look forward to continuing our close cooperation in his new role.
Background
Eurojust is the EU Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation, a specialised hub providing tailor-made support to prosecutors and judges from across the EU and beyond to effectively tackle serious cross-border crime (more).
Selection procedure and Administrative Director role
The Administrative Director is appointed by the College of Eurojust, which is the Agency’s highest decision-making body, following an extensive selection procedure. The Administrative Director of Eurojust oversees the administration and staff management, ensuring full support to the Agency’s operational work. This includes providing administrative support to the President and Vice-Presidents, and implementing decisions taken by the College and Executive Board of Eurojust. Moreover, the Administrative Director steers the preparation of all major reporting documents, action plans, financial planning and new strategies.
Read Vincent Jamin’s curriculum vitae.
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