Adriaan Bron

Adriaan Bron is a highly educated professional, having completed a diverse range of studies in the field of Economics from various prestigious institutions.

He holds a Master's Degree in Economics with a specialization in Behavioral Economics & Game Theory from the Universiteit van Amsterdam / University of Amsterdam, where he achieved a commendable GPA of 7.7.

Adriaan also pursued academic ventures as an exchange student, focusing on Development Economics and International Development at Stellenbosch University/Universiteit Stellenbosch, and Political science and microeconomics at Hofstra University.

His educational journey includes a Bachelor of Science in Economics (GPA 7.5) and a Propaedeutic diploma in Economics & Business, both obtained from the Universiteit van Amsterdam.

In terms of professional experience, Adriaan Bron has served in key roles at renowned organizations, notably as a Strategy Consultant at ABN AMRO Bank N.V., showcasing his expertise in strategic planning and financial analysis.

Prior to his role at ABN AMRO, he gained valuable experience as a Financial Business Analyst in the Consumer (B2C) sector at Tele2 Nederland, as well as a Business Analyst in Consumer Broadband Services within the same company.

Furthermore, Adriaan has exhibited his financial acumen as an Associate at Breliant, a firm specializing in Financial Advisory Services.

His passion for sharing knowledge is evident through his experience as a Lecturer at both Nyenrode New Business School and the University of Amsterdam, where he imparted insights to eager minds.

During his academic journey, Adriaan Bron also undertook internships to broaden his understanding, including a position at the Ministerie van Economische Zaken, Landbouw en Innovatie.

In addition to his professional and academic pursuits, Adriaan has actively engaged in leadership roles, such as serving as the Chairman of the Faculty Student Council FEB and as a Residence Assistant (RA) at the Universiteit van Amsterdam, displaying his commitment to both academic excellence and student welfare.