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After having studied law at the universities of Bonn (Germany), Lausanne and Geneva (Switzerland) Dr. Gregor Kemper wrote his doctoral thesis in Public International Law. He accepted various legal assignments in post conflict countries followed by practising as a lawyer in Germany. Since 2002 Dr. Gregor Kemper held several managerial positions in the area of global mobility before being seconded by the German Government to the European Union’s External Action Service for state capacity building related projects.
In 2011 Dr. Gregor Kemper joined the DGUV as Head of International Relations. He chairs several international commissions and serves as Secretary of the ISSA Technical Commission on Insurance against Employment Accidents and Occupational Diseases. Dr. Kemper is President of the International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions (IAIABC) and Member io the Executive Committee of Rehabilitation International (RI).
Mark Soubiran is the CEO of ISRP (French acronym for Higher Institute for Psychomotor Therapy), a group of higher education institutions specialized in the field of healthcare and more specifically psychomotor therapy (PMT). A graduate of HEC Paris Business School, Mark has been particularly involved in the development of ISRP and PMT in China since 2015. He is the third generation to lead ISRP, which was founded by his grandmother and father in 1967 and is committed to fulfilling his legacy by contributing to the development of humane and innovative approaches in health to better support people with disabilities and vulnerabilities. His area of action is naturally in France and China, but also in the Middle East since 2022 and Central Asia since 2023.
Mark Soubiran is also the General Secretary of the Foundation for Research in Psychomotricity and Lifestyle Diseases, housed by the “Fondation de France”, largest philanthropic and research foundation in France. This foundation works to fund research in the health field, specifically around psychomotor disorders at all ages of life.
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RI Newsletter February 2025 Issue
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Global Disability Summit 2025
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