European Commission - Fisheries and Maritime Affairs
Title: Director-General
Name: Ms Lowri Evans
Nationality: British
Academic qualifications: Bachelor of Commerce, Liverpool University
Chartered Accountant
Professional experience in the European Institutions
2010 -
Director-General, DG Fisheries and Maritime Affairs
May 2006 - June 2010: Deputy Director-General for state aid, DG Competition. 22 December 2005-16 June 2006: Acting Deputy Director General for mergers, DG Competition 2002- 2006: Director in DG Competition responsible for antitrust and mergers in services. 2000-2002: Head of antitrust unit dealing with trade and other services in DG Competition 1994-2000: Head of units in DG Employment, first social protection, social inclusion and older people policies, and then employment and social policy planning and co-ordination 1993-1994: Member of Cabinet of Commissioner Flynn 1987-1993: Case officer in antitrust and mergers in DG Competition 1983-1987: Administrator, DG Financial Control
Professional experience before joining the European Institutions 1978-1983: Audit and accountancy - Deloitte Haskins & Sells
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