Grinberg, who brings a wealth of leadership experience and passion for Europe, joins EU Watch at a pivotal time for the organisation.
Born and raised in Berlin, Grinberg’s commitment to society began early in her youth. Her journey, from local activism to international platforms, has taken her to advocate for meaningful change at the European institutions, the United Nations and national governments.
She is a hard-working leader, driven by a strong commitment to the EU, minority rights and migration.
Grinberg has a strong background in organizational management, public relations, partnership development, and fundraising.
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