Tedde, thank you for your valuable efforts at The Imagineers and success at Rijkswaterstaat!
You have probably met or spoken to him at the National Environment Day, the WindEnergy fair in Hamburg or at the Public Space Trade Fair. Our Tedde.
As a talented intern from the NHL Stenden University of Business Administration, Management Economics and Law with a specialization in entrepreneurship and innovation. This brought him to the right place, where he stayed for five years. During that time he has developed into an advisor within our company.
A lot has happened in these 5 years, the field of environmental management is in full swing due to the climate agenda, citizen participation and sustainable energy. And he was right on top of that. As a consultant within The Imagineers Holland, he has mainly worked to make the changes in the physical living environment transparent, but also understandable for stakeholders (mainly residents) at municipalities, provinces, project developers and engineering and consultancy firms. A realistic visualization gives the environment the opportunity to understand what is going to happen and thus make a decision.
He has also shown internationally the power of a realistic visualization with our Windplanner. The use of Windplanner helps project developers to accelerate projects, explore different options and immediately include the environment in the ideas.
And he has further enriched his knowledge and experience with a Masterclass in Transition Environmental Law from the Netherlands Administrative Academy. He successfully completed this with a 9. We are very proud of him.
And now it's time to take the next step for him. To the other side as we call it; as an environmental management advisor at Rijkswaterstaat. He transfers his knowledge and skills. With the power of a realistic visualization and the impact on the environment, thus advancing environmental developments. Dear RWS, take care of this great guy!
And thank you Tedde for your efforts and pleasant cooperation! We'll speak again soon.
Until we find a worthy successor (who-oh-who?). Colleagues Ronald de Vries and Ernest Dik will take over the contacts and activities.
