Amsterdam Bureau for Economics reinforces interim and search specialism

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Concrete and feasible implementation advice, interim management and secondment assignments were already characteristic of Amsterdam Bureau for Economics (EBA). Presently, search activities have been added to these activities. As a result, EBA can not only make temporary managers available, but can also help clients find financial-economic professionals.

To strengthen our interim and search work, the EBA team has been expanded with Saskia de Rijke, associate partner at EBA. Saskia has over 20 years of experience as an organizational consultant and is an authority in the field of HR advice as well as recruitment and selection. EBA is hereby expanding its services to be able to support clients even better with implementation, project and programme management, and the search for professionals with financial and economic expertise.

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