I have been working at Decisio since 1998 and have been one of the partners since 2007. I am a experienced regional and transport economist (University of Amsterdam). I also have extensive experience in researching industrial economics and the interaction between public and private sectors. I support public policy decision-making with fact-based research and advanced analytical methods: assessment frameworks based on well-being economics, Social Cost-Benefit Analyses (SCBA), business cases, monitors and evaluations. I also provide workshops and trainings to policy advisors and other professionals on the subject on SCBAs and other evaluation methods. I have professional experience in an broad range of topics: spatial planning, traffic and transport, water, energy and nature. I enjoy working with people from diverse backgrounds, ideas, and perspectives.
I have lived in Amsterdam since my studies and for several years now in the suburb of Nieuw Sloten. Together with my wife and children, I enjoy the diversity of our neighbourhood, but also the space, green environment and lakes that are nearby. And of course, the proximity to the bustling city center of Amsterdam with its markets, restaurants, museums, and not to forget the various concert halls. With a bike you can get everywhere quickly. But places outside the city are also favorites: we have a soft spot for islands. Close to home, the Wadden Islands, but certainly also in the Mediterranean. Finally, I have (for over 30 years now) a mid-life hobby: motorized two-wheelers, which I take apart and put back together between rides.
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