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Who Is Dave Ruijter Ethical?
Dave Ruijter is Lead Data & Analytics consultant at Macaw, bringing a decade’s worth of Microsoft Data Platform experience to the table. He is a very passionate Power BI evangelist, eager to share his knowledge and experiences from the field.

Aarjan Meirink has been working in IT since 1996 and is currently working as a Integration Specialist and Lead Solution Architect at Macaw. Aarjan has been designing and developing enterprise applications using the .Net framework since the 1.0 alpha release. In his work he is always looking for better ways to build scalable and maintainable solutions.

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