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.
Live Session | Fluctuating Interest and Currency Markets: What to expect & do?
15-9-2023 | treasuryXL and Ebury would like to invite you to join us for an exciting live session on the topic of: Fluctuating Interest and Currency Markets: What to expect & do?
Recap and Recording: Empowering Treasurers, Trade Finance Management Strategies
07-09-2023 | In a recent live session “Empowering Treasurers, Trade Finance Management Strategies,” industry experts provided valuable insights into the world of trade finance.
Recap and Recording: The present and future of corporate payment processes
31-08-2023 | The focus of the session was to address the foundational and advanced aspects of corporate payments, catering to treasury professionals across different industries.
Live Session | Empowering Treasurers: Trade Finance Management Strategies
17-08-2023 | treasuryXL and Surecomp would like to invite you to join us for an exciting live session on the topic of: “Empowering Treasurers: Trade Finance Management Strategies”
Live Session: The present and future of corporate payment processes
26-07-2023 | treasuryXL and TIS would like to invite you to join us for an exciting live session on the topic of: “The present and future of corporate payment processes”
Why Corporate Treasurers should (not) go to Money 20/20
06-07-2023 | Recently, Pieter de Kiewit attended Money 20/20. In this blog he talks about whether corporate treasures should (not) attend.