Latest blog articles

  • 5 Differences Between Startups & Starting Businesses

    In this article I discuss several differences between startups and starting businesses. I find this important because over the last year, I’ve gotten increasingly frustrated about the types of questions I (as a startup founder) would get. “Can you already live from your startup?” “Why is raising...

    Alumni
    Sabrina Bos
  • Work with multiproblem families

    As a family therapist in an ambulatory setting, I see varying psychiatric disorders in multiproblem families. I specifically work with families who not only suffer from any kind of disorders, but also are affected by mild intellectual disability. This blog encompasses two parts. First, it will give...

    General,
    Alumni and
    Heath, Medicine and Life Sciences
    Sophie Thijs
  • Getting jobs in the Eurobubble: A game of inches

    I had a lot of fun at the EU Studies Fair. For me it proved a very fruitful event for both students and professionals who are trying to get a foothold in that lions’ den that I call “Eurobubble jobs.” In my experience this can be quite a daunting challenge, but if it has been a journey that I think...

    Alumni and
    Arts and Social Sciences
    Marco Ricorda
  • Why companies choose for digital coaching in the 21st century

    Many companies make use of professional coaching for their employees. Having well performing, healthy and happy employees is the key to success for them. In this article you will read why companies in the 21st century choose for digital coaching instead of traditional coaching on location.

    Alumni
    Mariëlle Vaneman
  • Leading in times of complexity

    I am sure everybody is aware how our environment has changed over the past years and how ongoing shifts in our societies show us that this will continue for the period ahead. And I am sure that most of us feel inconvenience. Inconvenience as we face challenges not experienced before or at least not...

    General and
    Alumni
    Linda Reumers
  • Sailing around the World with a Mission

    Sailing around the world was not something I had always dreamt of. Exploring the world, yes, but I imagined it would be by 4x4 jeep or VW-minivan. Ivar, on the other hand, grew up a sailor and was living on his sailboat when we met five years ago. As our plans to discover the world together...

    Alumni
    Lucipara
  • Cross Border Expansion: Seen from a Global Mobility Perspective

    Recently one of my foreign network partners (from France) requested me to assist him in advising and assisting one of his clients in a take over of a Dutch company. He was asked to provide expertise and guidance in the areas of employment law and employee benefits taxation (wage withholding taxes...

    Alumni
    Fabienne Hol - Van Goethem
  • To PhD or not to PhD

    I knew the letter would arrive in June. Every day I walked towards the front door and quickly glanced at the mailbox. No letter. Then, on a sunny Saturday morning, it was there. I felt like all those high schoolers from all those movies who applied for these fancy universities, waiting for their...

    General and
    Alumni
    Resnke Zuurveen
  • How to manage your leadership auto-pilot?

     “Perhaps you can change that font and color on that slide there”, I hear myself telling one of my team members.

    There I went again, trying to add some marginal value and get an internal fix of being productive. Looking at the face of my colleague, I just realized that my ‘added value’ wasn’t worth...

    Alumni
    Gaston Schmitz
  • Invest like a Pro

    How private portfolios can benefit from what professional investment managers do

    Alumni
    Christian Wiehenkamp