Antoaneta Angelova-Krasteva

DG EAC; European Commission

Director

Antoaneta  Angelova-Krasteva, Director for Innovation, International Cooperation and  Sport at DG EAC since 1 October 2016. Her current job include, amongst other  things, also responsibilities for the Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions and the  European Institute of Innovation and Technology, which are part of Horizon  2020, the EU Research and Innovation programme (2014 – 2020).

Joining the  European Commission in 2008, firstly in DG Justice, Liberty and Security  Antoaneta was dealing with external relations and enlargement. Then she  worked at DG HOME on internal security and police cooperation before becoming  Head of Unit at DG CONNECT where, from 2011 – 2016, she was responsible for  cyber security, stakeholder relations and international affairs. Prior to working  for the European Commission, she worked on Bulgaria’s accession to the EU in  the field of justice and home affairs. A graduate in political science of  Sofia University, Antoaneta has also acquired training and qualifications in  democracy and governance matters, and European studies in Germany  (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung) and the UK (Sussex  University).

She has also gained valuable professional experience from  working for NGOs active on legal and political matters. Joining the European  Commission in 2008, firstly in DG Justice, Liberty and Security Antoaneta was  dealing with external relations and enlargement. Then she worked at DG HOME  on internal security and police cooperation before becoming Head of Unit at  DG CONNECT where, from 2011 – 2016, she was responsible for cyber security,  stakeholder relations and international affairs.

Prior to working for the  European Commission, she worked on Bulgaria’s accession to the EU in the  field of justice and home affairs. A graduate in political science of Sofia  University, Antoaneta has also acquired training and qualifications in  democracy and governance matters, and European studies in Germany  (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung) and the UK (Sussex  University). She has also gained valuable professional experience from  working for NGOs active on legal and political matters.