Notable Members
- Fons Borginon, former VLD floor leader in the Belgian Chamber of Representatives
- Patricia Ceysens, former Flemish Minister of the Economy and former VLD floor leader in the Flemish Parliament
- Karel De Gucht, former party leader and former Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Patrick Dewael, former minister-president of Flanders and former Minister of Internal Affairs
- Margriet Hermans member of the Flemish Parliament and senator
- Marino Keulen, former Flemish Minister of Integration
- Fientje Moerman, former vice-minister-president of Flanders
- Annemie Neyts, former party leader, chairwoman of the Liberal International and current party leader of the ELDR
- Karel Poma, former minister and member of parliament
- Bart Somers, former minister-president of Flanders and former party leader
- Bart Tommelein (nl), VLD floor leader in the Belgian Senate
- Dirk Van Mechelen, former Flemish Minister of Finance and Budget and Town and Country Planning
- Vincent Van Quickenborne, former minister of economy, also responsible for the simplification of the administration
- Guy Vanhengel, Minister of Finance
- Guy Verhofstadt, former party leader and former prime minister
- Marc Verwilghen, former minister of the Economy, Trade, Science and Energy
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