Professor Raymond Gradus joins Amsterdam Bureau for Economics as associate partner

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Amsterdam Bureau for Economics / Economisch Bureau Amsterdam (EBA) announces that Professor Raymond Gradus has joined as an associate partner as of September 1st. With his extensive expertise and experience in public finance, healthcare and social security, environmental economics, and market regulation, Raymond Gradus strengthens the EBA team and will contribute to the further development of our services.

Raymond Gradus has an impressive track record in both academia and the public sector. As a Professor of Public Economics and Administration at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, a leader in the public sector, and a supervisor, he has gained in-depth knowledge of economic policymaking and public finance. He served as chairman of the Boards of financial supervision (Cft) from 2017 to 2023.

“We are delighted to welcome Raymond as an associate partner at EBA,” said Koert van Buiren, managing partner and director of EBA. “His analytical sharpness and extensive research and advisory experience in the public sector perfectly align with our goal to expand our work with local governments and in the fields of healthcare and social security.”

Gradus is looking forward to his new role: “I am excited to contribute my knowledge and experience to EBA and to support the further development of this young, growing organization as a leading economic research and advisory firm.”

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