The Amsterdam Bureau for Economics exists 1 year!

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A year ago we started chasing our dream: building a new Economics Bureau to help our clients. with thorough analyses, practical solutions and smart implementation.

The first year of the Amsterdam Bureau for Economics was better than we dared to dream, thanks to the trust of our clients and cooperation partners in the Netherlands and internationally. We advised on the housing market, public transport, aviation, economic growth policy, healthcare, competition and public finance. Moreover, we helped organizations with interim management positions.

We want to serve you even better the upcoming years. That is why we are going to grow, develop new products and strengthen our cooperation with other specialists. With the aim of helping our customers with the right knowledge, smart products and useful advice. You can trust that we manage.   

Would you like to join? Do you have ideas about how we can develop further? Or do you want to know if we can help you with our services and products? Don’t hesitate to contact us. You are more than welcome at our office at the Singel in Amsterdam.

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