Webinar circular construction: opportunities for Dutch-European collaboration
Online | 23rd of August 2022Do you represent a Dutch company active in the circular construction – buildings & infrastructure – sector, and do you want to learn about the opportunities in our neighboring countries? Belgium, Germany, France, the UK and the Nordics all 5 show opportunities for collaboration with the Dutch. Clear your agenda for this webinar to get a glimpse at your potential business opportunities!
Tuesday 23rd of August 15.00 CET
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Programme
Circular construction has a lot of momentum and many countries are already working on it or will be soon. We recently inventoried opportunities in neighboring countries. What is needed to grap these opportunities and how to increase collaboration. We will share the insights and show how Dutch entrepreneurs are given an international stage, representatives from Dutch embassies elaborate on what they see happening in the field, and businesses share their experience and visions on the future.
Programme in CET:
15.00
Welcome, momentum, and creating an international stage for Dutch circular entrepreneurs
15.05
International standards & supply chains, Vincent Gruis – Transition Team Circular Construction Economy – Stéphanie Schuitemaker, Holland Circular Hotspot
15.10
Internationalizing circular infrastructure, Jessica Reis-Leffers – Rijkswaterstaat
15.15
Local perspectives on NL-EU colaboration
- Arnaud Humbert Droz, Board member Orée (France)
- Willemijn Brakenhof, Economic advisor at the Embassy of The Netherlands in Brussels
- Terence Speijer, Economic advisor at te Embassy of The Netherlands in the UK
- Hijman van Praag & Marcus Scoliege, Regional Business Development Team Nordics & Baltics
16.00
Business experience NL-EU construction collaboration.
- Dingena Verkerk, Program leader Circular Buildings, Arcadis
- Henry Roberts, Head of projects and partnerships, Sustainer
16.15
Q&A and wrap-up
16.30
End time
The brochure 'Circular Buildings; constructing a sustainable future' was officially handed over to Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, Liesje Schreinemacher by HCH director Freek van Eijk.
