EPC's international membership
Unparalleled networking opportunities
EPC membership gives you unparalleled access not only to our in-house expertise, but also to our network of organisations and to the European Commissioners, MEPs and high-ranking officials from the EU institutions and international organisations who regularly speak at our events.
Shape EU public policies
Through our high-level events and publications, we are actively engaged in promoting a structured debate across Europe and beyond on the important questions facing the EU, acting as a catalyst for new thinking and new solutions.
Access to EPC expertise
The EPC produces a range of publications, from in-depth Working Papers and Issue Papers to shorter Policy Briefs and our multi-author journal, Challenge Europe. EPC experts are also available for consultation on the latest EU policy developments.
A dynamic work programme
The EPC's work programme reflects the dynamic nature of the fast-moving EU policy agenda. It is regularly reviewed and updated to ensure our activities reflect the changing nature of the EU agenda and the interests of our members.
Why you should join
EPC members are drawn from a broad spectrum of stakeholders, and we offer different categories of membership to reflect this diversity.
All EPC members benefit from a wide range of core services, including:
- Free attendance at all events
- Rapid, critical analysis of EU Summit meetings sent to your in-box
- Rapid, comprehensive reports on other events sent to your in-box
- Unparalleled peer-to-peer and cross-constituency networking opportunities
- Contact with leading political personalities & opinion formers through events
- Access to advice, knowledge and expertise
- Free copies of all publications.
Testimonies
“The European Policy Centre has made an important contribution to an open and dynamic debate on Europe”
José Manuel Barroso,
President,
European Commission
“The EPC is greatly valued for its focused and practical analysis of European issues, both short and long term, and for promoting debate on these issues among a very wide range of participants. Its role in providing a platform for visitors to Brussels such as myself is also deeply appreciated and I am very grateful for everyone here for coming to listen to me”
Eamon Gilmore,
Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade
“One key is to face criticism with a constructive perspective. Take the example of the study made by the European Policy Centre in 2010. I think their input was very important. It gave us a chance to look at ourselves in the mirror, test ourselves, but it did create some feelings of discomfort within the EESC”
Staffan Nilsson,
President,
European Economic and Social Committee
“I believe that the quality of the event was a testament to the leading role of the EPC among think-tanks in Brussels in contributing to the EU policymaking processes. The event provided an atmosphere of open debate for the large audience that was present”
Ahmet Davutoğlu,
Turkish Foreign Minister