The Investment Fund for Health in Africa (IFHA) is a Private Equity fund (EUR 50m) that exclusively invests in private healthcare companies in African countries. Investors include IFC, FMO, African Development Bank, Pfizer, APG (ABP pension fund) and others. Responsibilities included deal sourcing, deal execution, portfolio management and business development, deal structuring and valuation, analysis of investment proposals and preparing investment documentation.Sector focus: a broad range of healthcare markets including health insurance, care provision, wholesale and distribution of medical products, healthcare products manufacturing, and more.

HAL is a listed Private Equity firm (net asset value of EUR 12.6 bn by the end of June 2015). Its strategy is aimed at acquiring significant majority shareholdings and increasing long term shareholder value. HAL does not confine itself to particular industries.Responsibilities included pro-active analysis of a broad range of markets and investment opportunities.

Utrecht Business School is the name of the international department of the Hogeschool Utrecht, Faculty of Economics. The department was at that time responsible for providing Bachelor education to approx. 600 students from over 100 nationalities.Position: Lecturer Economics and Finance (in English) at the International Businessand Management Studies (IBMS) department. Responsibilities: teaching international students in the following subjects: Treasury, Finance& Accounting, Taxation, International Economics, Economics, management games, various projects, as well as the supervision of internship and graduation projects (in cooperation with private companies).