Treasury Aficionado, Recruitment Consultant and Owner of Treasurer Search. Together with his team, Pieter finds candidates for interim assignments and permanent positions in treasury, corporate finance, cash management and related positions. His market focus is the BeNeLux and Germany, his clients are mainly corporates, non-profit and consultancy organizations. Pieter holds an MSc. in Organizational Science and has over 25 years experience in international recruitment. In many ways he contributes to the Treasury Community by connecting people and companies. He supports educators, for example as a member of the management board of the RT programm of the Vrije Universiteit.
In many ways, he contributes to the treasuryXL community by connecting people and companies. He also plays a key role in treasuryXL, moderating many of our live sessions and facilitating insightful discussions with industry experts.
Why seems TMS market leadership to be a relay race?
| 23-11-2016 | Pieter de Kiewit | The number of treasury management software brands I read about in resumes since 1996, the year of my first treasury placement as a recruiter, has continuously grown. In other markets market dominance has been more stable, BMW, Microsoft and Calvé have been able to keep long market leadership. […]
Funding Planning & Execution with your Bank, a Consultant, an Interim Manager or DIY?
| 14-10-2016 | Pieter de Kiewit | In my work as a treasury recruiter I speak with financial managers on a regular basis about their funding. Both in the funding strategy as in the execution hereof, it can be noticed that entrepreneurs and their CFO’s intensify their search for the proper partner. This is what […]
Che Guevara, Musk and 0%. Whose story do you listen to?
| 02-09-2016 | Pieter de Kiewit | In 2015 the Dutch writer Joris Luyendijk published his book “Dit kan niet waar zijn” about the workings of financial markets. An interesting read for all treasuryXL followers and by now, quite well-known. In my perception one of his earlier works is even better. “Het zijn net mensen” […]