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Rens van Overdam
Rens van Overdam
  • 45, Male
  • Rotterdam
  • Netherlands
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Rens van Overdam joined Bart's group Dec 7, 2009
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Management Consultant, Partner
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Having worked as a chartered accountant and financial consultant for many years my attention and focus has moved from systems and process solutions to the more human aspects of leadership and development as the most effective response to the immense challenges that we are facing.

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At 10:41am on January 22, 2010, Cara Lynn GarvockCara Lynn Garvock said…
and thank you Rens, for being a part of it all! Let's keep in touch.
At 1:35pm on January 20, 2010, Valentine GiraudValentine Giraud said…
We sure can! I am hopefully be staying in the Netherlands for the next 6 months!!! I am now needing to work out on my papers for a working visa to do so. So let's keep fingers crossed that I can be in the same location as you so we can more easily be dancing and working together!
At 11:33am on January 18, 2010, Helen A VinkHelen A Vink said…
Hi Rens,

I haven't uploaded my photos yet, but Susan Szpakowski added the photos I gave to her to her blog during the ALIA Europe seminar.
But I am going to make a flickr.com ALIA account, open to everyone who also would like to post photos.
Are you interested?
Then the link can be send to everyone!

Yours warmly,

Hèlen
At 9:36am on January 18, 2010, Judith Christel WensinkJudith Christel Wensink said…
Hoi Rens,

Goed om je aan het eind even te spreken. En ik weet je nu te vinden voor vragen. Bedankt voor het aanbod. Hoe gaat het met je? Ik ben zelf nog even alles aan het verwerken.

groeten,
Judith
At 5:59am on January 18, 2010, Chris ChapmanChris Chapman said…
Hi Rens

Great to hear from you - are your wonderful photos going to be posted somewhere ?

Cheers

Chris
At 2:52pm on January 17, 2010, Harriet HangelbroekHarriet Hangelbroek said…
Hi Rens,

Landed indeed, though it cost me some extra hours sleep - I was exhausted!
Happy to explore meaning of this in relationship to PGO-MC. Something is telling me that program can use some renewing & inspiring edge..

My homebase is Nijmegen, Frequently I'm in Utrecht & sometimes Amsterdam. Let me know when you're nearby!

greetings,
Harriet
At 11:34am on January 17, 2010, Lenneke AalbersLenneke Aalbers said…
To be continued indeed! Looking forward to that. And thank YOU for 'showing up'. Loving regards, Lenneke
At 11:23am on January 17, 2010, Walter LigthartWalter Ligthart said…
Dear Rens,

I look foward to a continuing of our conversations about leadership. We will meet

greetings

walter
At 4:48am on January 17, 2010, michele seymourmichele seymour said…
Hi Rens

It was warm and wonderful to meet you too and I look foward to our continued conversations - go easy ...I noticed yestrday in some of my interactions with people in Amsterdam that I had removed a few too many layers to deal with rigidity! so if like me you feel very open remember to practise expanding and contracting when out there as I forgot! ...michele
At 12:47am on January 17, 2010, Emil MöllerEmil Möller said…
I'd love to dance with you in the time ahead

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