Writers and contributors covering Dutch Business Review's core beats.
Economics Editor
Sanne de Vries is economics editor at Dutch Business Review, covering inflation, housing, employment and the wider Dutch economy. Her reporting focuses on what changes in official data mean for companies, households and investment decisions rather than treating macro releases as isolated statistics.
Technology & Semiconductors Correspondent
Daan Vermeulen covers semiconductors, artificial intelligence infrastructure and advanced technology for Dutch Business Review. His beat centres on ASML and the wider Brainport supply chain, but also includes quantum computing, photonics and the power infrastructure needed to support new digital capacity.
Startups & Venture Capital Writer
Lotte Jansen writes about Dutch startups, venture capital and scaleups, following funding from pre-seed through growth rounds. She covers Amsterdam's software and fintech market as well as deep-tech clusters around Eindhoven, Delft and other university cities.
Companies & Industry Editor
Pieter van Dijk covers major Dutch companies, industrial investment, logistics and corporate strategy. His reporting spans listed groups, family-owned industrial businesses and the port and manufacturing systems that make the Netherlands unusually important to European trade.
Finance & Pensions Correspondent
Marieke Bakker covers Dutch banking, pensions, insurance and financial technology. Her work follows the balance sheets and policy choices of institutions that collectively manage one of Europe's largest pools of household and retirement capital.
Policy & Energy Correspondent
Thijs Mulder covers Dutch business policy, energy infrastructure and industrial strategy. His reporting focuses on the rules and physical constraints that determine whether companies can actually expand, including grid congestion, permitting, defence procurement and trade policy.
Trade & Logistics Contributor
Jeroen Smit is a contributing writer covering trade, logistics, ports and aviation for Dutch Business Review. He follows Rotterdam, Schiphol and the transport networks that connect Dutch companies to European and global supply chains.