‘The naughty notary’
‘The naughty notary’
'The naughty notary' is a study describing the importance of adequate internal controls and compliance at law firms and notary’s offices.
Graduation Ceremony Full-time MBA Class of 2021
Graduation Ceremony Full-time MBA Class of 2021
On Friday 3 September 2021, a great (corona proof) Full-time MBA graduation ceremony took place in the decorated sports hall at Nyenrode in Breukelen.
Students value job guarantee and international character
Students value job guarantee and international character
Today the Financial Times is publishing its yearly ranking of Masters in Management. This list is a worldwide indicator for Master programs in management.
"When we work together, it makes us all stronger"
"When we work together, it makes us all stronger"
"I believe that our universities can and must play a powerful role in shaping this common future."
Heleen van Hall, Big Sis to the Nyenrode community for more than 25 years
Heleen van Hall, Big Sis to the Nyenrode community for more than 25 years
It was 25 years ago today, that Heleen van Hall started working at Nyenrode Business University.
“Naomi is just Naomi, don’t let my disability be a taboo”
“Naomi is just Naomi, don’t let my disability be a taboo”
In July of 2016, Naomi Vervaart joined Nyenrode through Emma at Work, an employment agency that helps young people with disabilities finding a suitable job.
Spirituality and management are inseparable
Spirituality and management are inseparable
Sharda Nandram was appointed as (part-time) Professor of Business & Spirituality at Nyenrode Business University.
"As a leader your role is to give others space to succeed."
"As a leader your role is to give others space to succeed."
Authority Magazine had the pleasure of interviewing Koen Becking, Rector Magnificus at Nyenrode Business University. As an experienced leader, Becking insists that you should stay close to your people and be there with them. As an optimist he knows that better times are coming: “Even in the midst of a pandemic it’s still important that we enjoy what we do”, says Becking.
