Let zzp'ers keep the supervisory boards of cultural companies on their toes!

by Giep Hagoort
23 August 201529 March 2022
3 min read
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Hoe nu verder met besturen in de cultuursector? Raden van Toezicht staan flink onder druk na publicaties over mogelijk falend toezicht bij het Rotterdamse Wereldmuseum, Grand Theatre te Groningen en recentelijk opnieuw vanuit Rotterdam Het Nieuwe Instituut. Al eerder verschenen soortgelijke berichten over onder meer De Utrechtse Spelen en het Groninger Museum. In praktisch alle gevallen gaat het om een Raad van Toezicht (RvT) die niet alert en adequaat reageert op mogelijke onvolkomenheden in he...

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Giep Hagoort

Giep Hagoort (1948) studied law at Utrecht University and obtained his PhD from Nyenrode University in 1998. In 2007, Giep Hagoort was appointed professor in the Faculty of Arts at UU in the field of Art and Economics. Hagoort is a lecturer in Art & Economics at the Faculty of Arts and Economics at HKU and chairman of the knowledge circle of the same name. He is also dean of the Amsterdam School of Management.View Author posts

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Giep Hagoort

Giep Hagoort (1948) studied law at Utrecht University and obtained his PhD from Nyenrode University in 1998. In 2007, Giep Hagoort was appointed professor in the Faculty of Arts at UU in the field of Art and Economics.
Hagoort is lecturer Art & Economics at the Faculty of Art and Economics of the HKU and chairman of the knowledge circle of the same name. He is also dean of the Amsterdam School of Management.

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