Amsterdam, 12th January 2022 – Today, executive search and interim solutions company, Newpeople, has announced the addition of two new executives to its team. This means the Amsterdam-based thought leader when it comes to digital leadership, is further expanding. Evelyn Boks is starting as Director of Interim Solutions and Michael Roosendaal has been appointed as Executive Director of Executive Search.<\/b><\/p>\n
Evelyn Boks (43) will be responsible for commercial interim solutions at digital growth companies, including tech scale-ups. In this role, she matches the right kind of interim leadership to organisations\u2019 specific challenges. Before joining Newpeople, Boks worked at NGO Max Foundation, the Van Gogh Museum and Talpa media, amongst others. In her most recent position at StartUpInvest she was responsible for setting up a crypto currency network for a variety of start-ups and scale-ups.<\/p>\n
\u201cSparring with clients and people in interim roles is what really gives me energy\u201d <\/i>says Boks. \u201cThe rapidly changing market means that Dutch organisations are thinking about their digital leadership more than ever. Newpeople has a clear vision and really challenges organisations to look at their teams and their leadership differently.\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n
Michael Roosendaal (45) has started at Newpeople in the role of Executive Director Executive Search. In this role he offers advice about questions related to organisational development and talent development and works in close collaboration with CEOs, CFOs, CHROs and commercial leaders. Roosendaal used to be Managing Partner at search bureau Top of Minds. Aside from that, Roosendaal worked for corporate as well as private equity organisations where he focussed on transforming companies and business units on a global scale.<\/p>\n
\u201cI think it is incredibly interesting that Newpeople supports companies that are transforming or growing at a high pace. We bring organisations in contact with digital leaders in fixed or interim positions. Aside from that, I look forward to working with C-level leaders to improve the quality and diversity of digital leadership\u201d, <\/i>says Roosendaal.<\/p>\n
Newpeople allows companies to grow and transform at a high pace by attracting digital leaders. Newpeople\u2019s advice has been the deciding factor for its clients for over 15 years. Said advice increasingly concerns filling fixed as well as interim positions. Newpeople always looks at which phase of digital maturity a company is in and subsequently which type of leadership fits best with the challenges that come coupled with that phase.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe demand for digital leadership and leaders that understand that dynamic, from both companies that need to transform and fast-growing tech companies, is growing with unprecedented speed\u201d, <\/i>says Hanneke Rinkes, Newpeople\u2019s Managing Director. \u201cWe are incredibly happy that Evelyn and Michael will help to build on Newpeople\u2019s success to inspire our clients and to work together with them to build a sustainable future.\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n
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About Newpeople<\/b><\/p>\n
Newpeople has been a thought leader on the subject of digital leadership for over 15 years. With the services executive search and interim solutions, Newpeople works for organisations that are transforming from \u2018old to new\u2019 and are in varying phases of digital transformation. Newpeople also works for the \u2018pure players\u2019 that started out digitally and where growth is central. Within the digital domain the organisation works on commercial as well as technical senior and executive roles.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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