The Hague Connect 2022
It’s our pleasure to announce that after last year's postponement, The Hague Connect is back! It will be held on March 29 at the new cultural centre for The Hague, Amare.
The evening will include an interesting programme on international talent in The Hague region, as well as plenty of networking and a tour of the brand new Amare complex.
The Hague Connect is an invite-only corporate event by The Hague International Centre and The Hague Business Agency targeting new foreign businesses, HR working with international staff, partnered service providers and policy makers.
The evening will include an interactive programme about international talent in The Hague region, including:
- How companies have adapted to the pandemic and how it could impact the future of work
- What companies are doing to attract talent and how the government wants to support this search with a new regional programme
- How economic success can go hand in hand with solutions for a better world in the start-up sector
Naturally, you'll also have the opportunity to expand your network and engage with international companies, organisations, and policy-makers.
We are very pleased to introduce some speakers of the event.
- Kelly Rapmund (Head of People at LessonUp) will join us to discuss the process of growing an online teaching scale-up in The Hague and some of the challenges of hiring staff as fast-growing scale-up
- Manpreet Dhillon (HR Policy Expert at the OPCW) will speak about how the OPCW supports its staff with mental wellbeing, smooth onboarding and by leading in diversity and inclusion
- Karthik Kannan (Co-founder of Envision) will be speaking about the importance of talent to grow their Yes!Delft startup aiming at helping the visually impaired
- Nelson T. Ajulo (Founder of ZartTech and ZartCyber) will be speaking about how COVID-19 accelerated our path into the digital economy and how we can unlock Africa’s talent pool
- Arosha Brouwer (Co-founder and CEO of Quan) will join us to share insights on how companies can place well-being at the heart of success
29 March | 16:30 – 19:30
Location | Amare
Program
| 16:30 | Doors open and welcome reception |
| 17:00 – 17:10 | Opening by Deputy Mayor of The Hague Saskia Bruines |
| 17:10 – 18:00 | Inspiring stories and interactive panel discussions |
| 18:00 – 18:15 | Closing remarks |
| 18:15 – 19:30 | Networking borrel |
You can register for The Hague Connect 2022 here. Registration closes on Monday 21 March.
There are a limited number of seats available for the event, so if you have already registered and are unable to attend just let us know!
We look forward to seeing you in-person on Tuesday, 29 March.
Please note that the programme may change depending on prevailing coronavirus measures at the time of the event.
