About July 2020

Let's create tomorrow_

As we slowly move towards a new reality, we at PwC are thinking about what we can do to create sustainable progress and provide a grip on that. We're convinced that the current situation is an opportunity to work together with other companies, organisations and society to solve problems that were already there, but which have become urgent due to the crisis.

About
July
2020

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Supervisory
Board member
in a time of crisis
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Balancing
our way towards
an ever-greener
economy
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Together we can
make the 1½-metre economy
a success
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Social initiatives
with an impact
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Marry de Gaay Fortman

Supervisory
Board member
in a time of crisis

"As an Executive Board you don’t know everything and as a Supervisory Board you don’t have a monopoly on wisdom either. Brainstorming together about issues leads to new insights."

Manon van Beek (photo) and Otto Jager

Energy transition
TenneT

"In the coming years, our investment agenda will increase to four to five billion euros a year, with some ninety percent being directly related to sustainability."

Social enterprise Happy Tosti

Entrepreneurship
in times of corona

“What’s really keeping us going is the positive energy we’ve felt from everybody. Together we can make the 1½-metre economy a success."

Back to the essence

Social initiatives with an impact

"PwC’s purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems. This crisis accelerates processes in this area.”

Grip on liquidity crucial for surviving coronacrisis

In times of uncertainty, it’s even more important for an organisation to have a proper grip on its liquid assets. A robust cash flow forecast provides a clear picture of the future liquidity position and offers a platform for informed decisions on how to control the liquid assets and any measures necessary. In this article, Edwin van Wijngaarden, Business Recovery Services partner at PwC, discusses the critical success factors for an effective grip on liquidity.

The future of finance

A lot of companies are relying on technology as the key means of advancing the work of the financial professional to the next level. But if you want to face the future with confidence, you need to look beyond just technology. Alexander Staal (PwC), Erwin Olijslager (ING), Ulrika Carlsson (Heineken), Gordon Toole (Philips) and Paul Smits (former CFO KPN and Havenbedrijf Rotterdam) share their visions about the future of finance.

Building tomorrows leading firms

Startup incubator YES!Delft and PwC have entered into a partnership with each other. Managing director Evert Jaap Lugt of YES!Delft: "If we can provide very clear solutions to concrete problems for PwC's customers, this will undoubtedly be a successful collaboration."

Social Enterprises Code for growth and professionalism

Complying with the Social Enterprises Code is the most effective way for social enterprises in the Netherlands to show what they stand for, namely 'Impact First'. Registering one’s company in the Register of Social Enterprises ensures recognition and promotes a reliable and professional image.