On 24 September 2020 the alumni event of study association Stress and alumni association Bekader that will take place. During this event, three alumni will tell you more about their working experiences during a TEDx. Besides this, there will also be a dinner and a drink where you can meet fellow alumni and students. The program will be as follows:
| 18:00 - 18:30 | Walk in |
| 18:30 - 20:00 | Dinner |
| 20:00 - 21:30 | TEDx |
| 21:30 - 23:00 | Drink |
The event will take place in Amersfoort and the costs of the event will be €7,50 including the dinner and all drinks. Are you interested in this event? You can sign up via this link. The subscription deadline is on 21 September on 20:00.
The three TEDx Talks cover the following topics:
THE ROAD TO N.E.D.: NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR by Rudina de Lange
The ambition to become a NED, i.e. Non-Executive Board Member (“RvC lid”), I already had for a while. In 2020 I would turn 50 & Be a boardroom strategy advisor for 25 years and NED looked for me the right next step in my career. But how to become a NED? Our study, IEM, and career paths prepare us for management and executive roles. Being a NED is a truly different role, i.e. Supervisory Board vs. Managing Board. And how persons are selected and nominated is an opaque process (at least it was for me …). Last year I was appointed as NED at Go-Tan, a family company producing Asian food and ingredients for retail and foodservice clients in twenty European countries. How I got there, my steps / lessons learned / tips, is what I would like to share with all of you.
MOBILE INNOVATION LAB by Erik Hoeksma
Digital transformation is nowadays a buzzword, products are getting digitized, focus is on outcome and fail fast is the new normal. How can you facilitate and even accelerate digital innovation? Get the attention needed and create excitement, from idea to a working model. How? You will know after this presentation.
EARNING MONEY IN A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY by Pieter van der Hoeven
Only innovations can make our society sustainable without us becoming poor. Converting technical innovations into financial successes is generally difficult, and sustainable innovations are even more difficult to finance. What can you do about that?"
