Zanders

As co-founder of Zanders, Rob Naber has experience in all sectors. After studying Econometrics at Amsterdam University, Rob started his career as a management trainee at AMRO Bank, where he soon transferred to the treasury field. After a few years in the dealing room gaining necessary risk management experience, he joined Chris Zanders in 1994. He is currently active mainly in advising the public sector and financial institutions. Within the management team, he has a distinctive role particularly due to the combination of technical finance and commercial aspects of consultancy. Sander van Tol is partner at Zanders and has shared responsibility for the corporate clients advisory practice, a role that focuses on treasury organization and strategy, financial risk management and corporate finance. After studying Financial Economics at Erasmus University, Rotterdam, and working in treasury at WBR, in 1996 Sander joined the recently established Zanders. In 2003, he became a partner, responsible for the corporate advisory practice. Sander is advising many leading global multinationals, NGOs and Financial Institutions. Sander teaches the Chartered Treasurer curriculum at VU University Amsterdam, is part time associated at the Rotterdam School of Management and is also a member of the advisory board to the Dutch Association of Corporate Treasurers (DACT). As a partner, Judith van Paassen is responsible for specialized advisory in systems and technology related projects, such as selecting, implementing or restructuring treasury and risk management systems. Judiths team works on major international challenges with four European offices, designing business processes for off-the-shelf systems for corporates, financial institutions and public organizations. Judith graduated cum laude from Technical University Delft in Information Technology, and has worked with Zanders from its inception. She became a partner in 1999. Within Zanders, Jaap Karelse is in charge of the Financial Institutions department together with Gerbert ...