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The Atos Origin Ropateam sounds the gong to mark the start of the 2009 Roparun. 
The Roparun is a 516 kilometer long running event in which people working as a team use their sports performances to raise money to help people with cancer. Tjerk Venrooy, the team captain of the Atos Ropateam marks the event by sounding the opening gong. |
29/05/2009
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Managing Director Kees van der Stok of Cadform B.V. opens trading day to celebrate expansion of activities.
With Marketing Performers, the firm has created a consulting company that solely focuses on cost reductions at marketing departments of bigger organizations. |
28/05/2009
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Deutsche Bank rings the Paris bell to celebrate the listing of 14 new products on NYSE Euronext Paris
The ETFs listings feature a number of products newly made available in France including seven ETFs tracking short or inverse indices. |
27/05/2009
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The Dutch Foundation against Mindless Violence rings gong in Amsterdam at the start of their new campaign 'Moed' (Courage).
Initiator Bart Wisbrun, will open the trading in Amsterdam. The National Foundation against Mindless Violence calls attention to courage with this new campaign. |
27/05/2009
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First listing of Arcadis options.
To celebrate this first listing, Harrie Noy, Chairman of the Board of Directors, will ring the gong. |
26/05/2009
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Mr. Stoové, Chairman of the Managing Board, of the Sociale Verzekeringsbank opens trading day.
The SVB implements social insurance schemes, for example Dutch state pension, child benefit and survivor benefits. The oldest Dutch player in the field of social insurance serves over 5 million clients in and outside the Netherlands. |
25/05/2009
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Mr. Leo F.C. Tielenius Kruythoff, Senior Vice President Products Department Private Clients the Netherlands of ABN Amro opens trading day.
Tielenius Kruythoff is a member of "ABN AMRO Global Advisory & Discretionary Investment Committee" and is representative in NYSE Euronext's Round Table of Private Investors. |
22/05/2009
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Vincent Wintermans, Program Officer of the Netherlands National UNESCO Council, opens trading day to celebrate World Day of Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development.
The World Day, initiated by the UN, grants the opportunity to better understand the underlying values of cultural diversity. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is one of the many organizations of the United Nations. The Netherlands National UNESCO Commission was established in 1947. |
21/05/2009
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Mr. Maarten Oldenhof, CEO of AND International Publishers opens trading day on the occasion of the re-admission of the official listing of AND.
Today AND International Publishers will be re-admitted to NYSE Euronext Amsterdam. To mark this important moment, CEO Maarten Oldenhof will sound the gong. |
20/05/2009
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Mr. G.J. Doeksen sounds gong
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19/05/2009
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Chris Luken, Chairman of the board of Directors of the Hotel Management Group, opens trading week to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the company.
The sounding of the gong by Chris Luken marks the fifteenth anniversary of HMG. Also, today Luken announces the acquisition of his 34th Fletcher-hotel. Luken isn’t sounding the gong on his own; he is accompanied by two charming hotel piccolos. |
18/05/2009
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Mr. Van Jeveren, CEO of Arseus, opens trading day at the introduction of hader click®.
Arseus is a multinational group of companies that provides products, services and concepts for professionals and institutions active in the healthcare sector in Europe. |
15/05/2009
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Isabelle Bourcier, Global Head of Marketing and Sales for Listed Products of Lyxor Asset Management closes trading day.
Lyxor Asset Management specialises in optimised and innovative investment solutions. |
14/05/2009
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Mr. Tichelaar, General Manager of Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum, the oldest company of the Netherlands, opens trading day.
Established in 1572, mr Jan Tichelaar is a 13th generation descendant of its founder. |
14/05/2009
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Mr. Ed Beeftink, founder MediVista Health Coaching sounds gong.
MediVista Health Coaching is a private company that was set up to give people the chance to be actively involved in their own health care and to have their health monitored on a regular basis. Mr. Beeftink is founder of MediVista Health Coaching. |
13/05/2009
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NU.nl celebrates 10-year anniversary
Today Nu.nl, the biggest news website in the Netherlands, celebrates its 10th anniversary. To mark this event, manager Martin Hersman opens the trading day. |
12/05/2009
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President of Daini Kaientai, Mr. Takashi Asai, sounded the gong this morning.
Daini Kaientai was established in January 1996 and is 100% holder of Nihon Investment Research Co Ltd. |
11/05/2009
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Paul Spies, director of the Amsterdam Historical Museum opens the trading day in honour of its decision to join the Capital Amsterdam Platform.
The Amsterdam Historical Museum has officially joined the Capital Amsterdam Platform, an initiative aimed at focusing attention on Amsterdam’s role as a centre of power, wealth and trade. The platform’s activities include the promotion of a short walking tour that highlights the commercial spirit of the city.
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08/05/2009
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Johann Kaemingk, CEO Optiver sounds gong.
Optiver began in 1986 as a market maker on the Amsterdam-based European Options Exchange with just a single floor trader. This single floor trader was Johann Kaemingk, who started Optiver after he was approached to begin a trading firm in the Netherlands.
Today Optiver is a global market maker and currently employing in excess of 600 people worldwide. By adding liquidity to the global exchanges and taking advantage of relative pricing differences between related securities, they narrow the spread which benefit pension funds, institutions, retail investors and all other market participants. Optiver has offices in Amsterdam, Sydney, Chicago, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Taipei.
Read more: www.optiver.com |
07/05/2009
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Mr Eiko Ris, CFO of Kendrion opens the trading day.
Eiko Ris (1958) was appointed CFO of Kendrion N.V. on 2 April 2004. Kendrion develops, produces and sells high-grade electromagnetic systems and components. Kendrion is listed on NYSE Euronext in Amsterdam KENDR.
The company’s activities are divided into four business units: Industrial Magnetic Systems, Industrial Drive Systems, Passenger Car Systems and Commercial Vehicle Systems. Electromagnets are used all over the world in a wide range of products such as lifts, door locks, industrial robots, medical equipment, electric switches, diesel motors, and air conditioning and motor cooling systems.
Following the sale of the Distribution Services activities at the beginning of 2009, the company is now entirely focused on its core activities, which generated an annual turnover of €200 million in 2008.
Mr Ris studied accountancy at the Dutch Institute for Registered Accountants. He has worked for Kendrion since 2001, and was Group Finance Director prior to his appointment as CFO. Before that Mr Ris worked as an auditor in various branches of industry for the accountancy firm KPMG in Amsterdan, and he was director of Finance and IT at Heijmans Infrastructuur en Milieu.
Eiko Ris is responsible for financial policy, corporate finance, controlling (including audits of the operating companies and risk management), treasury and IT policy. His auxiliary functions include serving as a member of Supervisory Board of Dekker Beheermaatschappij Krabbendam and member of the Supervisory board of the Zaans Medical Centre.
For more information: www.kendrion.com. |
06/05/2009
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Mr. John Caris, CEO of RSDB sounds gong.
Roto Smeets Group (formerly known as RSDB) is an organisation of services providing companies that transform the communication expressions of their customers - with value added - into printed and multimedia productions. Roto Smeets Group is marketleader in the Netherlands and has ambitious European expansion plans.
Roto Smeets Group is the branche marketleader in the field of innovative printing techniques, environmental care and sustainability reporting.
As the leading brand of Roto Smeets Group (formerly known as RSDB), Roto Smeets, has an international reputation, it was decided to use that name in the name of the company. Since the trading day of May 4 shares can be traded under the name ROTO instead of RSDB.
John Caris commenced his career in the printing industry in 1964 with the then Royal Smeets Offset, now Roto Smeets Weert. After occupying a number of positions he left the organization in 1986 to join Drukkerij Em. de Jong in Baarle-Nassau as Deputy Director. In 1990 he was appointed General Manager of the world's largest security printer, Thomas de la Rue in the United Kingdom. He returned to Em. de Jong in 1993. Since 1 January 2001 he has returned to our organization to take responsibility for the Roto Smeets brand name. He joined the Management Board on 1 May 2002. On June 19 he became CEO of Roto Smeets Group N.V.
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05/05/2009
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Tom Verhoeff, of the Technical University of Eindhoven, and co-organiser of the International Mathematics Olympiad, opens the trading day.
Dr. ir. Tom Verhoeff is involved in the organisation of the International Mathematics Olympiad, which will be held in 2011 in the Netherlands. This top-level mathematics competition was developed to find and encourage talented young mathematicians.
Roughly 100 countries participate in the event. The organisation relies on the efforts of hundreds of volunteers and on government and corporate sponsoring. For more information go to www.imo2011.nl.
Mathematics is an enormously important part of modern life, not only in the areas of science and technique; it also plays a role in everyday decision making in companies that rely on mathematical models. The financial markets could not operate without mathematics.
Tom Verhoeff is a researcher and lecturer in the area of software engineering and tools for modelling and programming. In 1999 he developed an optimum model for playing the well-known dice game Yahtzee.
The Technical University conducts high-level technical and scientific research, often in cooperation with industry and the business community, and provides educational programmes in a several engineering disciplines.
Read more: www.tue.nl |
04/05/2009
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