Stappenplan voor starten met export

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Dutch companies striking Olympic gold at London 2012

Construction contracts for the London 2012 Olympics have gone to many Dutch companies, while others are supplying a wide variety of services during the event. Businesses from the Netherlands have been looking across the water for work over the past few years, and have been awarded contracts from the… >>

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TEDxBinnenhof: Catwalk for Innovation

On 25th June 2012 TEDxBinnenhof – Catwalk for Innovation – will take place at the Binnenhof, The Hague. The event will feature ten inspiring talks on groundbreaking ideas from the Netherlands that can help tackle global challenges such as pollution, health care costs, loss of biodiversity, climate… >>

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Stappenplan voor starten met export

15/05/2012 in Nieuws

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Stappenplan voor starten met export

Exporteren vraagt een grondige voorbereiding. Daar helpt dit boekje bij. Stap voor stap, beknopt, en met veel verwijzingen naar organisaties die u verder kunnen helpen, websites, publicaties, beurzen en seminars. Van exportplan tot de aankomst van de eerste lading – in dit handige boekje krijgt u een eerste overzicht.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Future of Sport and Media Mission 2012 to London & New York

14/05/2012 in News

From 20 – 27 May 2012 a delegation of Dutch sports, media and advertising executives will visit London and New York to learn from, have networking opportunities with and develop business with some of the major international players in the area of Sports, Media and Advertising. The group will visit sports matches, sport companies, leagues, federations, stadium facilities, rights holders, new media companies and broadcasters. Their focus on the following questions:

  • What are the new trends for the coming years?
  • What is successful and what not and why?
  • Growth strategy
  • Media strategy
  • Fan approach
  • Stadium facilities and game entertainment
  • How can we motivate people to purchase (virtual) goods and stimulate the revenue of the club?
  • How can we improve partnerships with sponsors and broadcasters in order to generate more exposure or ROI for them?
  • What will be the impact of social media and the usage of mobile on the club’s fan base? How can we use crowd sourcing techniques in order to boost audience figures and generate more engagement with the fans?

Participants on this mission are executives from soccer clubs like Ajax, Feyenoord and PSV, media executives from Endemol, executives from the Dutch Olympic Committee (NOC), sport federations and broadcasters.

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Flying the Dutch Flag: Dutch companies winning Olympic contracts

10/05/2012 in News

Companies across the Netherlands have won a significant number of business contracts as a result of the investment in the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. From work on the Olympic venues to supplying a wide variety of goods and services. The illustration below gives a snapshot of the economic contribution by Dutch firms that have won contracts to date and are helping to deliver the London 2012 Games. Successful Dutch companies include: Alumax Boats, Imtech, Heijmans, MTD and many more.

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An Alliance for Growth: Anglo-Dutch cooperation in a changing Europe

09/05/2012 in News

Despite the recent respite in the euro crisis, the economic situation in the European Union is still far from certain. All European countries, including the UK and the Netherlands, are faced with strong economic headwinds. This has led to a resurgence of the debate between austerity measures and the need to promote growth and jobs. The question of how quickly to tackle the deficit tops the agenda in Westminster and may very well be central to the upcoming Dutch elections, now set for September. Meanwhile, political developments in other Eurozone countries feed into discussions on the recently signed “fiscal compact”, from which the UK chose to opt out.

Against this backdrop, the UK and the Netherlands have continued to make the case for promoting growth and jobs in Europe. Sharing a long tradition as trading nations, both countries call for the need to create a business-friendly climate, strengthen the single market and expand trade with other countries and regions. The British and the Dutch have been equally vocal in arguing for a modest and modernised European budget (“multi-annual financial framework”) that would better reflect current fiscal realities and economic challenges.

Business for New Europe and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in London will therefore host a very timely discussion on these topics to mark the visit of Ben Knapen, Dutch Minister for European Affairs and International Cooperation, to London on 15 May.  His Excellency, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Pim Waldeck, and the Chairman of Business for New Europe, Roland Rudd, are delighted to invite you to this seminar which will focus on Anglo-Dutch cooperation in a changing Europe.

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Dutch companies striking Olympic gold at London 2012

08/05/2012 in News

Construction contracts for the London 2012 Olympics have gone to many Dutch companies, while others are supplying a wide variety of services during the event. Businesses from the Netherlands have been looking across the water for work over the past few years, and have been awarded contracts from the Olympic Development Authority (ODA) and London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG).

Much of the work by the Dutch has been on the Olympic venues. Royal Imtech NV for example, secured an order for the sustainable climate technology in the Olympic Stadium, while Variopool won the contract for supplying and installing movable floors and bulkheads inside the London Aquatics Centre. Back in 2007 Heijmans (in a joint venture with English contractor C.A. Blackwell) was contracted to carry out the major soil decontamination project to prepare for the construction work in the Olympic Park. More recently, the Olympic Park Legacy Company has awarded BAM Nuttall (the UK civil engineering company of Royal BAM Group NV) contracts worth £76 million to ‘Clear, Connect and Complete’ the Olympic Park. The contract includes removal of several temporary venues and connecting surrounding communities to the heart of the Park with new footways and cycle paths.

Examples of Dutch suppliers to the London 2012 Olympics include: Royal Eijsbouts, sub-contracted by the Whitechapel Bell Foundry to make the giant bell for the opening ceremony,  Van den Berk, supplier of 2,400 trees for the Athletes Village and temporary structures specialist Neptunus, supplier of a 3,000 capacity corporate hospitality venue. A visualisation of (some) Dutch companies building the Olympics and their expertise can be found in the infographic below.

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Sport & Economie: aandeel Nederlands bedrijfsleven bij Spelen Londen

02/05/2012 in Nieuws

Over een kleine 100 dagen gaan de Olympische Spelen in Londen van start. Nederland is daar goed vertegenwoordigd. Niet alleen met sporters en bezoekers, maar ook vanuit het bedrijfsleven. Verschillende Nederlandse bedrijven hebben een belangrijk aandeel bij het ontwerp en de realisatie van Olympische voorzieningen. Van duurzame lucht- en klimaattechnologie in het Olympisch stadion tot het legacy masterplan en de grondsanering van het Olympisch Park.

Onderstaande infographic, gemaakt in opdracht van het ministerie van Infrastructuur en Milieu in samenwerking met het ministerie van Economische Zaken, Landbouw en Innovatie en de ambassade in Londen, maakt de relatie inzichtelijk tussen sport en economie, in het bijzonder de bijdrage van Nederlandse bedrijven aan het organiseren van de Spelen.

Holland Moves! Londen 2012

Infographic: Holland Moves! Londen 2012

Grootschalige sportevenementen bieden mogelijkheden om Nederland, Nederlanders en Nederlandse producten en diensten te etaleren. De Rijksoverheid wil die kansen graag benutten. Hierbij spelen de (branche-) organisaties FME-CWM en het OrangeSportsForum een belangrijke rol, sinds kort op dit vlak ook samenwerkend in het Holland Sports and Industry. Dit samenwerkingsverband heeft geleid tot de website www.HollandSportsIndustry.com.

Recent is de laatste aanbestedingskalender gepubliceerd door het London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG) voor contracten omtrent de Olympische Spelen.

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70 miljard pond aan Britse overheidscontracten

26/04/2012 in Nieuws

De Britse overheid heeft vandaag informatie gepubliceerd rondom de aankoop van goederen en diensten door de publieke sector voor de komende vijf jaar. Naar schatting hebben deze contracten een totale waarde van 70 miljard pond. Het gaat hierbij om producten en diensten in de volgende sectoren:

  • Construction
  • Aid/international development
  • Clinical and Medical life sciences
  • Police services and equipment
  • Probation and offender services
  • Welfare to Work
  • Energy and Utilities
  • ICT
  • Office Solutions
  • Print and Print Management
  • Property and FM
  • Travel

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Schotland investeert in groene energie

23/04/2012 in Nieuws

Investeringen in de duurzame energiesector moeten de economie van Schotland transformeren. Dat zegt minister-president Alex Salmond, die vandaag een kaart met huidige en toekomstige investeringen in de Schotse wind-, golf- en getijdenenergiesector presenteerde.

Salmon geeft aan dat vergunningen zijn verleend voor projecten met een totale productiecapaciteit van 11 GW. In 2020 zou dit alle Schotse huishoudens van duurzame energie moeten voorzien. Mitsubishi, Gamesa en Samsung hebben onlangs aangekondigd te investeren in de offshore windsector. Multinationals Alstom en ABB richten zich op Schotse maritieme energieprojecten.

Offshore Renewables Investment Map

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