My name is Ronald van Eupen and I am 21 years old. I’m master Finance student at Tilburg University. Besides my study I’m an active member of Asset Accounting & Finance since my second year of Bachelor Business Economics. I’ve organized the A&F Financial Business Dinner 2014 and I’m currently in the A&F investment committee where we manage a portfolio. I joined the Editorial Board to develop my writing skills and my knowledge about Finance and Accounting. Furthermore, it provides me with a great opportunity to get to know successful and influential people in their respective industries. I hope to be a valuable member of the editorial board and provide great new articles and interviews for Faces.
Marianne van der Zijde, former head of the Audit and Reporting Quality Division of the AFM is active in accountancy for over 28 years. First in the public audit practice and then 11 years with the AFM. Now she is an active independent and supports auditors and auditing firms in making controls better and more enjoyable. In this article she writes about a personal experience of intimidation at the workplace. Something which could happen to anyone and from which we should learn.
In this Message from Abroad, Jeanine tells about her experiences and challenges of her exchange in Canada.
Sanne Kuppens talks in this ‘Just Graduated’ about her student life at Tilburg univeristy and about her first weeks as an auditor at EY.
In this article, Marjolein van de Gaar writes about her experiences so far during her semester abroad at Jönköping University in Sweden. She writes about the beautiful country, the Swedish culture and the trips she has planned.
In this interview, Lans Bovenberg, most influential economist of the Netherlands talks about the flat tax, the aging of the population and future challenges for our society.
In his column, David Hollanders talks about the private banks who lend massively to Greece. After Greece went bankrupt they should have taken the losses, but the Troika-insitutions saved them from this.
