Oryah is the Chair of the EBL Women’s Committee and has served on the EBL Executive Committee since 2022. Previously, she was the CEO of the Israeli Bridge Federation (2013–2023), following 4 years as its Youth Coordinator.

She developed 2 educational booklets for youth bridge instructors, translated into English and distributed to NBOs worldwide.

A long-time advocate for women in bridge and founder of Israel’s Elite Project for young girls – which produced world champions – Oryah is dedicated to ensuring equal conditions and visibility for the women’s category across all EBL events.

Under her leadership, the Committee focuses on encouraging more women to take the leap into top-level competition, offering a free online training program for women, supporting national projects through the Women’s Fund, promoting youth engagement, and building a strong, empowered community of women players, organizers, and leaders.

Ida is 28 years old, a Swedish bridge enthusiast. She started playing bridge when she was 11 and haven’t been able to stop since. Ida is a lawyer, currently working as a junior judge in a District Court in the Stockholm area. She debuted in international bridge when she was 12 years old and have since then been fortunate enough to frequently participate in European and World Championships representing Sweden.  

Ida was elected as a member of the EBL's Executive Committee and represents a voice for the players. She has a broad experience of what it means to be a female bridge player and the special challenges that comes with that, both within a bridge community in general and within international competitive bridge. Her vision is to inspire more female players to take the step into high level competitive bridge, and to help them feel that they have a rightful place there. She believes bridge on all levels should be enjoyable for everyone participating. 

Angeliki is a passionate promoter of women’s bridge in Greece since she began playing in 1998. 

She currently serves as President of the Agia Paraskevi Bridge Club in Athens and is an ACBL-certified teacher and director. She has represented Greece twice on the Women’s National Team and is actively involved in organizing and promoting women's bridge activities as the national Women’s Coordinator.

Angeliki has also served as Secretary General of the Hellenic Bridge Federation and participated in several European and international events as a player and TD. With a strong background in journalism and event production, she brings a wealth of organizational and leadership experience to the Committee.