Since May 2022, Thomas Gammeltoft has been appointed as the Head of the European Writers Club, he has been responsible for the creation, funding and building of the project since its very start together with the EWC founding partners. Before leading the EWC, Thomas became partner and executiveproducer in Sweet Chili Entertainment, now True Content Entertainment, which is an independent production and distribution company covering the Nordics and Italy. Thomas Gammeltoft also has a background as CEO of Copenhagen Film Fund (2013-2019), the first regional film fund in Copenhagen, and before then partner and executive producer in the Danish production company Fine & Mellow.

Vinca Wiedemann graduated as a film editor from National Film School of Denmark, but she soon moved into script development. Vinca is an internationally esteemed script consultant and story supervisor on tv-series and films for directors such as Susanne Bier on In a Better World, Thomas Vinterberg, who worked with her on The Hunt and on his coming TV-series, and Lars von Trier who collaborated closely with her on his scripts for Melancholia and Nymphomaniac. She has worked as a writer and a creative producer at Zentropa, as well as being film commissioner at Danish Film Institute, founding Artistic director of New Danish Screen, and director of The National Film School of Denmark. Lately, she has been working closely with Le Groupe Ouest on their script development programme "Less Is More", and with Torino Film Lab on the EWC pilot “Boosting Concepts”. Vinca serves internationally as member of think tanks, film juries, and as lecturer on artistic collaboration in the development process, innovation, education, and film policy.

Basel Mawlawi contributes to EWC by designing their upcoming program Bridging Generations 2025, supported by the European Union and aimed at experienced TV series screenwriters in Europe. Basel Mawlawi also works as a producer at Kinana Films, a production company based in Malmö that focuses on producing films in Sweden, Europe, and the MENA region. He previously worked at FilmCentrum Syd for over eight years. Basel holds a Bachelor of Arts from Middlesex University in the UK and a professional diploma in film production from SAE Institute. He has also participated in several prestigious producer-specific labs, such as DFI's Producers Lab and EAVE 2021.

Filson Ali is a producer-director with over a decade of industry experience. She has contributed to every stage of film production, from conception to post-production. She is a Member of the Boards of WIFT-Sweden, Filmcentrum Syd, and the AfroCannes Advisory Board. 2017 Filson Ali co-founded CAMERA X, a production company based in Denmark and Sweden. Within CAMERA X, they have created short films, documentaries, and web series, and they are working on their first feature film, which is under financing. Filson Ali was selected to participate in the Young Nordic Producer Club at Cannes in 2021 and 2023 in Hamburg and also selected for "Talent to Watch" via Film i Skåne in 2021-2023, supported by the Swedish Film Institute. Filson Ali is currently a Creative Producer at the European Writers Club, where she is actively involved in designing the upcoming program Bridging Generations/connecting audience.

Susanne Skovgaard Christensen contributes to EWC within fields of fundraising, strategy and project development, public private partnerships and administration. She comes from a similar position in the Danish Cluster of the audiovisual industry Vision Denmark. She has been collaborating with EWC and Thomas Gammeltoft since the beginning of EWC in 2022. Susanne has been working with culture and creative industries for many years. For the past 10 years, her focus has mainly been the audiovisual industry.

Lucia San Miguel, originally from Argentina and now residing in Denmark for the past 7 years, is a professional in Communication design with an educational background in Filmmaking and Communication Design & Media. With experience in sales, communication & marketing, and film production, she has held roles ranging from project management to team leadership. Her rich multicultural background enriches her work, creating innovative solutions and improving connections across borders.

Anne Provstgaard Mohr is currently studying literature at Copenhagen University, exploring the fundamentals of communication. Over the years, she has sharpened her storytelling skills through audiovisual communication, working in the commercial industry and with young filmmakers in Copenhagen, connecting different generations in the field. Driven by a constant curiosity for connection, people, and visual storytelling, Anne works to capture more than what is visible to the eye.