Peggy de Jonge

Program Manager, Board Advisor, Author, Board Member

Peggy de Jonge is an experienced multi-talented IP lawyer, board advisor, and problem solver with a passion for challenges and creativity.

She has a broad expertise in 'good governance' for the philanthropic sector and is dedicated to meaningful causes, aiming to anticipate future needs and trends.

Peggy excels in starting new initiatives and transforming innovative concepts into reality, particularly assisting small to medium-sized organizations in the creative, philanthropy, art, and media industries.

Her skillset includes shaping and implementing vision, strategies, and policies, negotiating deals, ensuring good governance, and overall professionalizing operations.

She co-authored the 'Handbook Law for the Cultural Sector', a valuable resource in the cultural field, published by Wolters Kluwer and Van Gogh Museum.

In addition to her legal background, Peggy holds various degrees including a Yoga Teacher certification, an L.L.M. in Information Law, a Bachelor of Economics in Media and Entertainment Management, and specialized courses on evaluating and impacting the philanthropic sector.

Throughout her career, she has held key roles in organizations such as Gieskes-Strijbis Fonds, WeTransfer’s Supporting Act Foundation, The Yes Men, VandenEnde Foundation, and more, showcasing her diverse expertise and contributions to various industries.

Her vast experience includes positions ranging from Company Lawyer to Board Member, demonstrating her versatility and ability to thrive in different environments.

Peggy's strong communication skills enable her to build meaningful relationships with stakeholders, partners, and creatives both online and offline.