Carola Hoogland

Gemeentelijk coordinator / coordinator DPRA Rijn-Oost
Vaassen, Gelderland, Netherlands
Summary
Carola Hoogland is a dedicated professional passionate about contributing to sustainable and vibrant cities and environments. She thrives on collaborating to address current urban challenges, develop new economic models, experiment with circularity, and advocate for a different way of living.
Carola Hoogland holds a diverse educational background, having studied Transitiemanagement at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Ruimtelijke Ordening & Planologie at Saxion University of Applied Sciences, and Omgevingspsychologie at Wageningen University.
With a rich professional history, Carola has held various roles such as Gemeentelijk coordinator Stroomgebied Rijn-Oost/ coordinator DPRA, Procesbegeleider spoor Warmte - Regionale EnergieStrategie Arnhem Nijmegen at Werkorganisatie RES Regio Arnhem Nijmegen, and Procesbegeleider en strategisch adviseur energie&klimaat at Gemeente Rozendaal, among others.
Her career spans experiences from working on local government coordination to leading energy transition projects in municipalities, contributing to sustainable city programs, and advising on environmental sustainability strategies.
Carola Hoogland has been involved in founding initiatives like TurnKeyEnergy-10 and Watch-E, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to driving positive change in her field.
Her expertise in sustainability, energy transition, urban planning, and environmental psychology positions her as a valuable asset in projects aiming for smart resource management, energy efficiency, waste reduction, and community engagement.
Carola's work in various organizations reflects a deep-rooted dedication to creating smarter, more efficient, and sustainable urban environments by leveraging existing resources, fostering initiatives, and establishing strategic partnerships.
Through her roles, Carola Hoogland has demonstrated a strong capacity for facilitating processes, advising on sustainable practices, and driving collaborative efforts towards a more resilient and future-proof urban landscape.