Roland Duchâtelet
Businessman and politician from Belgium
Born
November 14th, 1946
78 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Belgium
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Engaged in business ventures in the telecommunications sector, played a significant role in the Belgian political landscape. Served as a member of the Parliament for the Liberal Reformist Party. Owned and managed various football clubs, including Sint-Truiden and Charlton Athletic. Focused on sports management and club development, particularly in promoting youth academies.
Served in the Belgian Parliament
Owned Sint-Truiden and Charlton Athletic
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