I help your company taking the next step within CSR by developing and rolling out your social responsibility chapter.
I make the perfect match with a non-profit organization or charity and will build a balanced relationship that is beneficial for both parties.

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I´m Eva, a professional charity partner specialist from Amsterdam.
Over the past 10 years, I have worked in the fashion industry as strategic partner manager at major companies such as HEMA, Scotch & Soda, Sanoma Publishers, Love Stories and recently at GANT in Stockholm. In the past 5 years my life has been enriched with lots of traveling and volunteer work.
In my years as a flexible volunteer, I have established a network of beautiful, reliable and impactful charities that operate on a local, national or global level in different responsible areas (social welfare, supporting health and education, cultural development as well as natural conservation).
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Let’s start working together! Please reach out – I am excited get in touch with you.
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