AbstractBackgroundThe EAN was founded in 2014 with the mission of reducing the burden of neurological disorders.MethodsIn 2019 the society defined four strategic priorities: education, science, membership, and advocacy. This paper reviews the EAN development in the last 3 years.ResultsThe outbreak of COVID‐19 pandemic in 2020 had a profound impact on the entire world and triggered profound changes in the EAN including the implementation of new digital technologies.EducationThe virtual congress in 2020 was the best attended in history (43,844 registrations). The European Training Requirements for Neurology was revised. A mentorship program and a student section were created. A state‐of‐the‐art eLearning platform will be launched in 2022.ResearchTo assess neurological manifestations of COVID‐19 an international registry (ENERGY) was created. Studies on the burden of neurological disorders and sleep disorders, respectively, were started. The first EAN science school took place in 2022.MembershipThe EAN includes 45,000 members and 47 national societies. New task forces were created on gender and diversity, tele‐ and general neurology.AdvocacyIn 2022 the EAN supported the adoption of th
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