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Het Nieuwe Werken
HET NIEUWE WERKEN, van dromen... naar doen!
Hedwigh Verbruggen-Letty
Marian Thunnissen
2 Het Nieuwe Werken
Graag willen we iedereen bedanken die een bijdrage heeft geleverd aan het event ‘Het Nieuwe Werken, van dromen... naar doen’. Dit boek is mede tot stand gekomen in samenwerking met en dankzij de wezenlijke en inhoudelijke bijdragen van de volgende mensen:
De Wijzen van Het Nieuwe Werken
Bloemen, Paul (Programmamanager Transformatie Rabobank Unplugged)
Egmond, Henny van (Programmaleider Rabobank Unplugged)
Hameeteman, Roland (Medeoprichter E-Office)
Heek, Philine van (HR adviseur Rabobank Nederland)
Hennevelt, Eveline (Programmamedewerker Het Nieuwe Werken SNS Reaal)
Holleman, Marianne (‘Aankomend Wijze’ als projectleider van Het Nieuwe
Werken en Manager HR beleid UVIT)
Huijink, Elcke (Arbeidsvoorwaarden Rabobank Nederland)
Jongsma, Manja (Programmadirecteur Het Nieuwe Werken SNS Reaal)
Lange, Ernst de (Programmaleider Futurecenter Belastingdienst)
Roelofswaard, Albert (Programmamanager Het Nieuwe Werken SNS Reaal)
Weegen, Babette van der (Projectleider Futurecenter Belastingdienst)
Wijnstra, Fokke (Finext ondernemer)
De Eventfacilitators
Been, Gonnie (Manager Communicatie Microsoft)
Dankbaar, Ben Professor (Hoogleraar Bedrijfskunde,
Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen)
Fruytier, Ben (Lector Organisatieconfiguraties en arbeidsrelaties,
Hogeschool Utrecht)
Gründemann, Rob (Lector Organisatie configuraties en arbeidsrelaties,
Hogeschool Utrecht)
Murk-Scholten, Désirée (Directeur Nieuwe Zakelijkheid)
Alle P&A docenten en studenten die hebben meegeholpen aan het onderdeel
Appreciative Inquiry en de operationele organisatie van de eventdag
Een ‘dank je wel’ vooraf van dromen... naar doen! 3
De Eventcommissie
Dam, Lex van (De Nederlandse Vereniging voor Personeelsmanagement en
Organisatieontwikkeling)
Groenland, Sido (congrescommissie, student Personeel en Arbeid)
Hoogenboom, Jetty (congrescommissie, student Personeel en Arbeid)
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