Monique Andersen Email & Phone Number

My passion for expats started working at Human Resources at Sony’s. There I noticed that it isn’t always that easy to find yourself as an international in another culture and not knowing anyone. By offering help in practising Dutch conversation and organizing online meetings for expats during the lockdowns, I made the choice to focus more on helping expats and their family members who take the big step together moving to another country.What can I mean for you?As partner of an expat often you give up your own career or you aren’t able to practice your profession in another country. What I often hear is that loneliness pays a visit. Or you stay in an “expat-circle” and you don’t feel part of the community. I help you start up a business parttime from home. You can use a proven business model of an international company in the health & wellness industry. This company is successful in over 160 countries. You build it up here and can take it with you when you have to move because of a new assignment or when you return to your home country. During your stay in the Benelux you’ll be supported by your team members and are you part of this community. When you move, there are also communities globally where you will belong to.Do you want to know more? Would be nice to get to know each other without any obligation. You can send me a private message for a 15 minute-talk-online.Do you work in a company / an organization which wants to help out the spouses of the working expats? Please contact me. I would love to think along.Further I like to guide as a wedding official at marriages and registered partnerships.In my private life I’m a mother of three: my eldest daughter studies International Studies South East Asia and is working on her Masters. My son studies Forest - & Nature Management and my youngest daughter is studying English Language & Culture. I love walking the dogs (or are they walking me?), theatre, music, reading, sailing and hope to pick up playing golf again soon.