VNO-NCW
Oumaima el Mouden serves as the Directeur of MAS Dienstverleners BV. since January 2001, leading a facility management organization focused on sustainable development with an emphasis on People, Planet, and Prosperity. In addition to this role, Oumaima el Mouden holds the position of Voorzitter at RLD Platform since May 2021, and has been a member of VNO-NCW and VAZO since July 2014 and January 2013, respectively. Previous experience includes roles such as Adjunct directeur, KAM Manager, Operationeel manager, Hoofd Personeelszaken, and Medewerker P&O at MAS Dienstverleners BV. Oumaima el Mouden's educational background includes a degree in Cultuur Organisatie en Management from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, a Bachelor's in Sciences (Facility Management) from Universiteit Londen, and an HBO in Facility Management from Inholland University of Applied Sciences.
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VNO-NCW
The Confederation of Netherlands Industry and Employers (known as VNO-NCW) is the largest employers' organisation in the Netherlands. VNO-NCW represents the common interests of Dutch business, both at home and abroad and provides a variety of services for its members. Over 160 (branch) associations are members, representing more than 185.000 enterprises. They cover almost all sectors of the economy, including more than 80% of all medium-sized companies in the Netherlands and nearly all of the larger, corporate institutions.VNO-NCW represents the interests of Dutch business and industry and provides a range of services to its members. VNO-NCW strives to represent its members' interests by promoting a high quality business environment and investment climate in the Netherlands, with a view to boosting the competitiveness of Dutch industry. VNO-NCW's involvement extends to matters relating to education, infrastructure, public finances, taxation, the environment and social security. VNO-NCW's role in representing its members is reflected in its active ongoing contacts with the government, politicians, public authorities, trade unions and non-governmental bodies. As such VNO-NCW helps to define the socio-economic climate in the Netherlands; it also contributes to the drafting of new laws and regulations and has a say in government decisions which may affect the business sector. As the voice of Dutch business, VNO-NCW sits on numerous government advisory and consultative committees. The most important of these are the Social and Economic Council (SER), one of the Dutch government's key advisory panels, and the Labour Foundation, the official central consultative forum for employers' and trade union representatives. VNO-NCW also consults with the government regularly on behalf of Dutch industry.