Since its foundation, the European Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy (ESGE) has aimed to encourage the exchange of clinical experience, scientific thought and investigation among European gynaecological endoscopists and practitioners in related techniques. The activities of the Society are centred around its four main pillars:  GESEA Educational Programme  ESGE Annual Congress  ESGE Journal - Facts, Views & Vision in ObGyn  Science In its policy to offer a European Platform, the ESGE has established specific Cooperate Membership agreements with several national endoscopic societies or endoscopic divisions of gynaecological societies, joining the individual members in respect of the national identity. The YEP, or Young Endoscopist Platform, represents a group of enthusiastic and dynamic young gynaecological surgeons. It is a fast-growing part of the ESGE structure and focuses on networking and professional development initiatives for future endoscopists. By creating the Young Endoscopists Platform, the ESGE’s goal is to strengthen the search for new methods and practices in endoscopy, and to bring expertise and know-how together. The ESGE is a non-profit organisation and has official seat at the High Breed Center – Diestsevest 43/0001 – 3000 Leuven, Belgium, also the address of the ESGE Central Office. The General Meeting of the ESGE Members, open to all members, convenes once a year at the Annual Congress. The daily management of the Society is assured by an Executive Board composed of 6 Officers (President and President Elect plus four additional Executive Board Members together with the Central Office functions responsible for daily operations. In addition, there is an Advisory Board of 16 representative members elected by the ESGE members.