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Background
EBA was founded in 2000, by Ukrainian businessman Anton Savvov, and he runs it out of Oxford and Ukraine, along with his son Ivan Savvov. The directors are Ivan Savvov and "Professor" John Netting, formerly a lecturer at [[v.uk/company/03964500 |title=EUROPE BUSINESS ASSEMBLY LIMITED - Overview (free company information from Companies House) |publisher=Beta.companieshouse.gov.uk |date= |accessdate=26 July 2017}}</ref>
Activities
EBA offers various "awards", an "academic union", and an "almanac", all with prestigious-sounding names. The awards are presented in venues including Oxford Town Hall and the Institute of Directors in London, by EBA's director general John Netting, a former lecturer at Oxford Brookes University, with ceremonies including trumpeters, bagpipes, processions, and period costumes. Although EBA advertised itseg (Bosnia and Herzegovina)|Center for Investigative Reporting]] found that companies and individuals in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia had been buying awards from EBA for many years and claiming that they were "outstanding results achieved in a prestigious competition".<ref name="cin">{{cite web|url=https://www.cin.ba/en/kicenje-placenim-nagradama/ |title=Bought International Awards to >
See also
References
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- John W.A. Netting. The Academic Union. Retrieved 1 August 2017.
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