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October  2018 - Present •  Amsterdam, Netherlands

Partner

Oxera Consulting

Amsterdam

Zwolle

Zwijndrecht

Zutphen

Zoetermeer

Zevenaar

Zeist

Zeewolde

Zandvoort

Zaltbommel

Zaanstad

Zaandam

Woerden

Wisch

Winterswijk

Winschoten

Wijk bij Duurstede

Wijchen

Wierden

Werkendam

Weesp

Weert

Wassenaar

Wageningen

Waddinxveen

Waalwijk

Vught

Voorschoten

Voorburg

Volendam

Vlissingen

Vlaardingen

Vianen

Venray

Venlo

Velsen-Zuid

Velp

Veghel

Veenendaal

Veendam

Valkenswaard

Utrecht

Uithoorn

Uden

Tubbergen

Tongelre

Tilburg

Tiel

Terneuzen

Tegelen

Steenwijk

Steenbergen

Staphorst

Stadskanaal

Spijkenisse

Soest

Sneek

Sliedrecht

Sittard

Sint-Oedenrode

's-Hertogenbosch

's-Gravenzande

The Hague

Schijndel

Schiedam

Schiebroek

Scheveningen

Sassenheim

Rotterdam

Roosendaal

Roermond

Rijswijk

Rijen

Ridderkerk

Rhoon

Rhenen

Raalte

Putten

Purmerend

Pijnacker

Papendrecht

Oud-Beijerland

Oosterhout

Ommoord

Oldenzaal

Oisterwijk

Oegstgeest

Nunspeet

Nuenen

Noordwijk-Binnen

Nijmegen

Nijkerk

Nieuwegein

Naarden

Naaldwijk

Mijdrecht

Middelharnis

Middelburg

Merenwijk

Master Economics, specializing in Competition economics

Key note speaker:​<ul><li><a href="/user/anne-boring">Anne Boring</a> - Assistant Professor at the Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Head of the Women in Business Chair at Sciences Po, Paris (LIEPP &amp; PRESAGE)</li></ul>Anne Boring will talk us through her recent research on how COVID-19 lockdowns have exposed a shift towards more traditional beliefs in gender norms, i.e. less equal gender norms. Anne’s results suggest that beliefs in more unequal gender norms seem to be related to increases in economic uncertainty caused by the health crisis. Furthermore, she will discuss gender diversity in firms and more specifically the main diversity policies (gender quotas, mentoring and network programmes, diversity training to change firm culture, and family friendly policies) that have been implemented and their effectiveness, shortcomings, as well as potential future steps that could help guide policy.Panel:<ul><li><a href="/user/guelbahar-tezel">Dr. Prof. Gülbahar Tezel</a> - Professor of Practice in Competition and Regulatory Economics, Partner PwC</li><li><a href="/user/ingrid-vandenborre">Ingrid Vandenborre</a> - Competition lawyer, partner at Skadden’s Brussels</li><li><a href="/user/anne-claire-hoyng">Dr Anne-Claire Hoyng</a> - Director Global Competition and Consumer law at Booking.com​</li></ul>&nbsp;Moderated by <a href="/user/nicole-rosenboom">Dr Nicole Rosenboom</a> (competition economist, Oxera)&nbsp;WHEN: 8 March, 2021 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CET

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