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Ad van der Sluijs started his impact journey in 2010: from developmental aid to entrepreneurship. With this breadth of experience, he now advises other families in their journey towards impact.
Our community consists of many individuals and families who all have one thing in common: they want to make their money work for a better world, to make investments in alignment with their values. Read the stories about their impact journey.
Ad van der Sluijs started his impact journey in 2010: from developmental aid to entrepreneurship. With this breadth of experience, he now advises other families in their journey towards impact.
Q&A about the PYM Impact Days 2023: 'Imagining the New Economy', which took place in Driebergen on the 23rd and 24th of April.
Philippe Lambrecht, the newest PYM board member, worked in traditional finance for over 30 years, until 2016 when he began his impact journey.
After two incredibly inspiring days, Emma Schootstra came home full of ideas, motivation and urgency. These are her six main takeaways.
André Annicq is a long-standing member of PYM. He has headed several companies and is currently leading FluiTec, a disruptor in the emerging CleanTech space.
Alexandra is the content curator for PYM’s Impact Days and Women’s Wealth Matters. An active member of the impact community, she is passionate about enabling systems change towards a regenerative, impact economy.
Willemijn is a Dutch impact investor, strongly focused on Africa. She has worked in healthcare & wellness throughout her career, aiming to improve people’s well-being.
After Jolanda brought one of the first online travel companies to great success, she decided to put all her know-how into the world of impact investing; looking for investments where she could really make a difference.
Together with his wife Astrid Guus started researching philanthropy first, but it did not feel like the answer to their situation. And then impact investing was brought to their attention
Sustainable investing and direct investing in innovative impactful companies is becoming more important. See this interview with PYM in Financial Focus.
Rense Bos, author of "Zie Impact," sat down with PYM'ers Frank van Beuningen and Alexandra Korijn to discuss using your financial assets differently.
After working as the CEO of the Americas division of her family business for 16 years. Else returned home to Belgium, to start a family office for impact investing.
One of our founders, Frank van Beuningen, spoke with the Impact Investor Podcast about starting the Impact Investing movement in the Netherlands and how he sees its future.
Maurits left a long career in banking to focus on impact. In 2017 he founded Blue Parasol Investments with his wife.
During PYM’s Impact Days, our perspective of ‘Mother Nature’ was challenged. We thought we’d further explore this through an interview with Earth.
After selling his company in 2015, Fernando embarked on a journey of change. Together with his father he started a family office dedicated to impact investing,
We're looking back at an incredibly inspiring first Impact Investing Day in Brussels on March 17.
Liet started impact investing only 1 year ago, in the midst of the first lockdown, after attending PYM's Women's Wealth Matters event.
Peter started engaging in philanthropy very early on in his career. After a while, however, he became aware that his ‘helping’ was not very effective.
PYM's Belgian boardmember Myleen Verstraete spoke with van Lanschot BE, BNP Paribas Fortis & Marie-Claire about impact investing. (in Dutch)
Eva Yazhari built an impact investment fund impacting the lives of over 20 million low-income individuals through market-based solutions.
According to Edwin Backes impact investing may become mainstream within the next decade, as the next generation stands to inherit vast amounts of money.
After selling his company, he started considering the environment around him. He met with Fernando and was introduced to PYM.
From food retail to a changemaker hub, Piet expands how he drives impact in all its forms.
Maaike explains how journalism and impact investing go hand in hand.
With the aim of accelarating the growth of impact investing in Belgium, Myleen explains how she is 100% decicated to make it the new norm.
What keeps people from putting their money behind their ideals?Lisette & Marilou will try to answer this question and ask for your participation by filling out the survey.
What could systems in the world look like in a more sustainable and equal way? Just start reimagining....
According to Frank van Beuningen, you need to do both, invest as well as give.
An analysis by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) shows that 32% (over $70,000 billion) of the world's wealth is held by women.
Corinne Heijn facilitates the Women’s Wealth Matters program, a dedicated space for female...
There is a fundamental change in the investment world starting to happen that will alter financial...