The Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest Jon Ola Sand will leave is position after the 65th ESC in Rotterdam next year. He will return to his Norwegian host broadcaster NRK. Since 10 years Jon Ola has been responsible for the smooth organization of the event dealing with all the host countries and participating broadcasters with all its ups and down.

The Executive Supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest Jon Ola Sand will leave is position after the 65th ESC in Rotterdam next year. He will return to his Norwegian host broadcaster NRK. Since 10 years Jon Ola has been responsible for the smooth organization of the event dealing with all the host countries and participating broadcasters with all its ups and down. A lot of people saw him with high respect as he stood for innovation and openness.

Let’s see who will be the successor in 2021?

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About me:
My first Eurovision I watched was in 1987, Brussels. Since then I am following the ESC with great enthusiasm. The greatest fascination for me is the fact that the entire Europe is watching the show at that specific night. Since 2010, Oslo I am a member of the eurovisionlive.com team. I had the chance to witness the second German victory with Lena. My biggest wish would be to have the orchestra back, as it used to be until 1998.