Our COMPANY
Join us on our mission
The Great Bubble Barrier is a fast-growing Dutch social enterprise located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. To keep our rivers free from plastic we always need talented, motivated pioneers which can support us in our mission. Are you ready to put your strengths to work and take on one of the most pressing environmental issues of our time?
WORKING AT THE GREAT BUBBLE BARRIER
Who we are
Our drive comes from a deep love and respect for our oceans. We are sailors, surfers, divers. Whether it’s working on Research and Development of our Bubble Barrier technology, or finding creative ways to educate about plastic pollution and the need to stop it in rivers: we hire talent from all backgrounds to work together on that one mission. No worries if you aren’t a water sport enthusiast, we are dedicated to work on a diverse and inclusive team!
Inspired to work on a meaningful mission?
For all career opportunities and volunteer positions, visit our job openings.
Our culture

Innovation
We strive to improve our technology and processes for the biggest impact possible. We stay on top of the latest developments in our field, following new research.

Collaboration
We support an inclusive space where everyone is encouraged to join the conversation, share their knowledge, and actively listen. You will collaborate closely with people from all different backgrounds and expertise.

Purpose driven
At the heart of everything we do is our commitment to stop plastic pollution in rivers before it reaches our oceans. We are sailors, divers, and surfers, all determined to protect the marine environments we love.
Our career opportunities
Marketing & Communication
Director
- 36-40 hours per week
- Start date: 1st of July 2023
- Fluent in English, preferably Dutch too
- Based in the Netherlands
- EU working permit
More information about this job:
Help us protect our oceans and rivers from plastic pollution by sharing The Great Bubble Barrier’s mission. As the Marketing & Communications (MarCom) Director at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will be in charge of the strategy and initiatives to drive awareness of plastic pollution and Bubble Barriers as well as leading a talented team to execute them.
Why we exist
Plastic pollution is a worldwide problem. Even with an advanced waste infrastructure, canals and rivers still show a significant pollution with plastic. That’s why we created The Great Bubble Barrier.
Our mission is to stop plastic pollution in rivers and canals before it reaches our oceans… with bubbles! By recovering plastic debris early on, we minimise its negative impact on the environment.
Joining The Great Bubble Barrier means you’ll be joining our fight for cleaner oceans.
What will you do
As MarCom Director you will be responsible for developing and executing the marketing and communication strategy, increasing brand awareness, driving demand for Bubble Barrier’s products, and engaging with key stakeholders. You will work closely with the founders to ensure that the marketing and communication strategy aligns with the overall business goals and objectives.
Your Responsibilities
- MarCom Strategy:
- Create strategic marketing and communication plans and manage their execution.
- Develop campaigns and initiatives to increase brand awareness, drive demand for Bubble Barriers and engage with key stakeholders.
- Measure and analyse the effectiveness of marketing and communication activities.
- Team & Budget:
- Lead a talented team and ensure they are equipped to execute the strategy.
- Set the budget for marketing and communication activities and ensure that spending is in line with business goals and objectives.
- Input & discuss business strategy with founders.
- Branding:
- Manage The Great Bubble Barrier’s branding, ensuring consistency across all marketing materials and communications.
- Manage The Great Bubble Barrier’s branding, ensuring consistency across all marketing materials and communications.
- Digital Marketing:
- Expand our digital marketing initiatives, including SEO, social media (Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook are our biggest), e-mail marketing, and content marketing.
- Manage and optimise the website, ensuring it is up-to-date, user-friendly, and optimised for search engines.
- Initiate compelling content through copywriting and visuals for the general public, but also for our potential clients such as decision-makers within governments, philanthropists and corporates.
- PR & Events:
- Oversee relationships with local and international media outlets and journalists.
- Develop offline marketing initiatives, including events, sponsorships, and partnerships.
- Oversee Bubble Barrier project communications executions and the complexity of politics of multiple stakeholders, e.g. with a press and launch-day of a newly installed Bubble Barrier.
Skills & requirements
- Bachelor’s/ Master’s degree, or similar, in marketing, communications, or a related field.
- At least 5 years of experience in marketing and communications. If that was in a social enterprise or non-profit organisation, that would be a bonus.
- At least 2 years of experience developing and managing budgets as well as leading.
- Demonstrated experience developing and executing successful marketing and communication strategies.
- Strong project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Familiarity with marketing and communication tools and technologies, including Google Analytics, email marketing platforms, and social media management tools.
- Affinity with ocean health, sustainability and/or preventing plastic pollution.
What we offer
We are a young and fast-growing start-up dedicated to improving our rivers and oceans’ health. You’ll be joining us in our mission, working in a fun environment with a team of passionate and talented people.
- Salary indication: 3750,- to 3935,- euros gross for 40 hours/week, plus holiday allowance of 8%.
- 20 holidays + 5 company closing days (based on 40h/week).
- Travel cost compensation (public transport).
- Flexible work hours / working remotely possible.
- Room for your ideas/creativity.
- Free lunch, social drinks, and team events.
As a social enterprise, our profits are directly invested back into our mission and the salary offered may not reflect those of a commercial entity.
How to apply
Would this position suit you? Send us your resume and cover letter (in English) to hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
Questions?
Visit our website for more information on The Great Bubble Barrier or get in touch at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
Financial Administrator
- 8 – 16 hours per week (with opportunity to grow)
- Start date: as soon as possible
- Fluent in English & Dutch
- Based in The Netherlands
- EU working permit
More information about this job:
Help us protect our oceans and rivers from plastic pollution by getting Bubble Barrier projects off the ground. As financial administrator at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will be working within the Operations team and oversee overall and project finances.
Why we exist
Plastic pollution is a worldwide problem. Even with an advanced waste management infrastructure, canals and rivers still show significant pollution with plastics. That’s why we created The Great Bubble Barrier. Our mission is to stop plastic pollution in rivers and canals before it reaches our oceans… with bubbles! By recovering plastic debris early on, we minimise its negative impact on the environment. Joining The Great Bubble Barrier means you’ll be joining our fight for cleaner rivers and oceans.
What will you do
As a Financial Administrator at The Great Bubble Barrier your main responsibility will be the maintenance of financial records for both the projects we execute as well as the overall business. This means processing income and expenditures, purchase of goods and services as well as undertaking a range of financial reporting and administrative tasks. It also includes the management of grant funding.
Your Responsibilities
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- Managing project finance and admin as well as general finance, including all aspects around checking purchase ledger invoice processes, coding, batching, and posting to the accounts system (ExactOnline)
- Investigating and resolving supplier and customer queries
- Processing credit card payments and expense declarations from employees
- Daily processing of bank transactions including monthly bank reconciliations
- Preparing supplier payment runs
- Sales Ledger cover, including finalizing sales invoices, credit notes and proforma invoices and processing payments received
- Supplying financial (management) information to the directors
- Preparing annual statements
- Supporting personnel and salary administration (leave administration, sickness- and recovery notifications, etc.)
- Maintaining contact with suppliers (insurance companies, salary administrators, etc.)
Skills & requirements
- Intermediate or Secondary Vocational Education (MBO-4) with a diploma in Business Administration or equivalent of job related and educational experience
- At least three years of experience in a similar role
- Knowledge of general bookkeeping, accounting, and filing procedures and practices
- Experience with accounting software (preferably ExactOnline) and Microsoft Office programs, with intermediate level in Excel
- Competencies: organising, discipline, initiative
- Good command of the Dutch and English language both written and verbal.
- Affinity with ocean health, sustainability and/or preventing plastic pollution
- Working from the Netherlands & EU citizenship or valid EU work visa is required to be considered a viable candidate
Are you falling short of some of the above requirements? No problem! We understand that nobody is perfect, neither are we! If you have any doubts on your suitability for the role, contact us at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com and we’d be happy to chat!
What we offer
We are a young and fast-growing start-up dedicated to improving our rivers and oceans’ health. You’ll be joining us in our mission, working in a fun environment with a team of passionate and talented people.
- Salary indication: €1.950,- – €2.250,- euros gross based on 40 hours/week, plus holiday allowance of 8%
- 20 holidays + 5 company closing days (based on 40h/week)
- Travel cost compensation (public transport)
- Flexible work hours / working remotely possible
- Room for your ideas to improve processes
- Free lunch, social drinks, and team events
Ready to make some positive impact with your financial administration skills with our passionate and talented team? We’re looking forward to meeting you! Questions? Don’t hesitate to contact us!
As a social enterprise, our profits are directly invested back into our mission and the salary offered may not reflect those of commercial entity.
The Great Bubble Barrier is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity, regardless of sex, marital status, race, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and any other characteristics unrelated to the performance of the job. Selection will be in accordance with objective, job related criteria and the appointment will be based on applicant’s merits and abilities.
How to apply
Would this role suit you? Send us your resume and cover letter (in Dutch or English) to hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com.
Questions?
Visit our website for more information on The Great Bubble Barrier or get in touch at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
Project Communication Manager
- 32 hours per week
- 7 months contract – possibility to extend
- Start date: March / April
- Fluent in English & Dutch
- Based in the Netherlands
- EU working permit
More information about this job:
Help us protect our oceans and rivers from plastic pollution by getting Bubble Barrier projects off the ground. As a Project Communication manager at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will be working closely with clients, the MarCom team, and the project team to oversee and manage all communication and stakeholders’ activities for projects.
Why we exist
Plastic pollution is a worldwide problem. Even with an advanced waste infrastructure, canals and rivers still show a significant pollution with plastic. That’s why we created The Great Bubble Barrier.
Our mission is to stop plastic pollution in rivers and canals before it reaches our oceans… with bubbles! By recovering plastic debris early on, we minimise its negative impact on the environment.
Joining The Great Bubble Barrier means you’ll be joining our fight for cleaner oceans.
What will you do
As a Project Communication manager at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will be in charge of managing stakeholders, the communication and launch events of new Bubble Barriers that are being implemented. You will support the project manager managing expectations, preparing the agendas of stakeholder meetings and follow-up, craft a communication plan and lead its execution in close coordination with the MarCom and project team as well as the clients. You will be responsible for liaising with all stakeholders and executing on time and within budget. You will receive the support of the MarCom Director and project manager to achieve this.
Your Responsibilities
- Organising Launch Event
- Planning and organising the openings of new Bubble Barriers in coordination with clients and project team
- Ensuring all tasks are executed on time
- Managing budgets
- Stakeholders Management
- Holding & preparing meetings with main stakeholders and follow up
- Guiding them through the process and dealing with requests
- Engaging with Project Lead & MarCom Director
- Proactively support the Project manager in managing the project and reporting to the client.
- Communication & PR
- Crafting communication plan for the opening of a new Bubble Barrier
- Briefing & directing video crew
- Writing Press Release and managing press, press days and interviews (national and international)
Skills & requirements
- Bachelor or master’s degree in Business, Marketing or Communication (MBO or HBO)
- +3/5yearsprofessional experience in organising events and dealing with various stakeholders
- Excellent written and oral communication skills in English and Dutch (business level)
- Structured and organised mindset
- A team player who can take ownership of projects and tasks, strives for improvement, while collaborating and liaising with the rest of the team to manage interdependencies
- You enjoy working in multidisciplinary and multicultural teams with the ability to work independently
- Maintains personal effectiveness and people focus under pressure, high speed of change and uncertainty
- An intrinsic motivation to solve plastic pollution!
What we offer
We are a young and fast-growing start-up dedicated to improving our rivers and oceans’ health. You’ll be joining us in our mission, working in a fun environment with a team of passionate and talented people.
- Salary indication for this position is €2800 – 3500 gross (40 hours a week), + holiday allowance of 8%. The lower end of the range goes to those with less experience, the upper range goes to candidates with proven experience in this role.
- Free lunch, social drinks & team events
- Travel cost compensation (public transport)
- 20 holidays + 5 company closing days (based on 40h/week)
- Employee discounts
- Flexible work hours / working remotely possible
- Room for your ideas/creativity
The Great Bubble Barrier is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity, regardless of sex, marital status, race, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and any other characteristics unrelated to the performance of the job. Selection will be in accordance with objective, job related criteria and the appointment will be based on applicant’s merits and abilities.
How to apply
Would this volunteer position suit you? Send us your resume and cover letter (in English) to hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
Questions?
Visit our website for more information on The Great Bubble Barrier or get in touch at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
Internship: Researcher Oxygenation
- 3-6 months
- Flexible hours per week
- Start date: ASAP
- Fluent in English or Dutch
- Based in The Netherlands
- EU work/student permit
More information about this job:
Help us protect our oceans and rivers from plastic pollution by conducting research. As a research intern you are the person that will bring valuable insights into our Bubble Barrier mission. You are a creative thinker who likes to put ideas into action, test your assumptions and validate your hypotheses with some hands-on experiments. Are you the intern we’re looking for? Then send us your CV and your motivation!
Why we exist
Plastic pollution is a worldwide problem. Even with an advanced waste infrastructure, canals and rivers still show a significant pollution with plastic. That’s why we created The Great Bubble Barrier. Our mission is to stop plastic pollution in rivers and canals before it reaches our oceans… with bubbles! By recovering plastic debris early on, we minimise its negative impact on the environment.
Joining The Great Bubble Barrier means you’ll be joining our fight for cleaner oceans.
What will you do
With an internship at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will be a part of our dynamic team where everyone is dedicated to save our oceans from plastic pollution. Our mission is to implement more Bubble Barriers to stop as much riverine plastic pollution from flowing to sea.
But it doesn’t stop there. Just like Amsterdam, many cities cope with different challenges in the cities’ waters; plastic pollution, low oxygen levels, low ecological water quality, salination of waters and surrounding agricultural lands, and many more. Bubble Barriers are a possible solution to more than one challenge. Research on these added benefits still needs to be designed, needs experimentation, and could provide just the additional data needed to implement Bubble Barriers on a larger scale.
Your Research
Besides merely removing plastic from the water, we believe an installed Bubble Barrier provides more beneficial effects. One of these effects is the impact on the ecosystem through the oxygen a Bubble Barrier provides. Oxygen levels in water are crucial for a thriving ecosystem, thus we would like to investigate if there is a measurable effect of change in oxygen levels, if the oxygen levels in the waters are a direct result of the implementation of the Bubble Barrier and what the benefits of this effect can be. You will look for insights based on previously done measurements, perform additional measurements and conclude your findings in the form of a thesis or research project. During this project, you will help answer the following questions:
- How does the Bubble Barrier in Amsterdam improve local water quality, e.g. increase dissolved oxygen levels?
- And what does this do in relation to ecology (fish, small aquatic life, nutrients & algae, water plants)?
Skills & requirements
We are looking for a Bachelor student in the final year or a Master student with a background in (aquatic) ecology, land & water management, environmental engineering, biology, environmental sciences, earth sciences or likewise.
- You like to take initiative
- You are flexible and enjoy challenges
- You can work independently
- You work in a structured manner and are able to present your thought processes to your team
- You are vocal about the challenges you’re facing and actively seek help if you need it
- An intrinsic motivation to solve plastic pollution!
What we offer
We are a young and fast-growing start-up dedicated to improving our rivers and oceans’ health. You’ll be joining us in our mission, working in a fun environment with a team of passionate and talented people.
- Your internship will be compensated with €275,- per month
- Travel cost compensation (public transport)
- Flexible work hours / working remotely possible
- Room for your ideas/creativity
- Free lunch, social drinks, and team events
The Great Bubble Barrier is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity, regardless of sex, marital status, race, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and any other characteristics unrelated to the performance of the job. Selection will be in accordance with objective, job related criteria and the appointment will be based on applicant’s merits and abilities.
How to apply
Would this role suit you? Send us your resume and cover letter (in Dutch or English) to hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com.
Questions?
Visit our website for more information on The Great Bubble Barrier or get in touch at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
Internship: Researcher Awareness
- 3-6 months
- Flexible hours per week
- Start date: ASAP
- Fluent in English or Dutch
- Based in The Netherlands
- EU work/student permit
More information about this job:
Help us protect our oceans and rivers from plastic pollution by conducting research. As a research intern you are the person that will bring valuable insights into our Bubble Barrier mission. You are a creative thinker who likes to put ideas into action, test your assumptions and validate your hypotheses with some hands-on experiments. Are you the intern we’re looking for? Then send us your CV and your motivation!
Why we exist
Plastic pollution is a worldwide problem. Even with an advanced waste infrastructure, canals and rivers still show a significant pollution with plastic. That’s why we created The Great Bubble Barrier. Our mission is to stop plastic pollution in rivers and canals before it reaches our oceans… with bubbles! By recovering plastic debris early on, we minimise its negative impact on the environment.
Joining The Great Bubble Barrier means you’ll be joining our fight for cleaner oceans.
What will you do
With an internship at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will be a part of our dynamic team where everyone is dedicated to save our oceans from plastic pollution. Our mission is to implement more Bubble Barriers to stop as much riverine plastic pollution from flowing to sea.
But it doesn’t stop there. Just like Amsterdam, many cities cope with different challenges in the cities’ waters; plastic pollution, low oxygen levels, low ecological water quality, salination of waters and surrounding agricultural lands, and many more. Bubble Barriers are a possible solution to more than one challenge. Research on these added benefits still needs to be designed, needs experimentation, and could provide just the additional data needed to implement Bubble Barriers on a larger scale.
Your Research
Besides merely removing plastic from the water, we believe an installed Bubble Barrier provides more beneficial effects. One of these effects is the social impact a Bubble Barrier generates, e.g. the public awareness generated by the presence of a Bubble Barrier and the objects it catches. People or instances might talk about it more and/or adjust their behaviour due to visible measures. Since measures against plastic pollution are crucial for the future of our planet, we are interested in finding out how this awareness impacts a real-world situation. Our partners, like the City of Amsterdam and Water Management Board Amstel, Gooi en Vecht are interested in this effect. You will look for insights on this topic, perform field-experiments and conclude your findings in the form of a research project-report or a thesis. During this project, you will help answer the following questions:
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- What is the current state of public awareness around the plastic pollution issue, due to visibility of measures (like the Bubble Barrier system in the Westerdok region of Amsterdam)
- How can awareness be increased?
- And what is the impact on policymakers, passers-by, or local citizens?
Skills & requirements
We are looking for a Bachelor student in the final year or a Master student with a background in sociology, psychology, marketing, planning or likewise.
- You like to take initiative
- You are flexible and enjoy challenges
- You can work independently
- You work in a structured manner and are able to present your thought processes to your team
- You are vocal about the challenges you’re facing and actively seek help if you need it
- An intrinsic motivation to solve plastic pollution!
What we offer
We are a young and fast-growing start-up dedicated to improving our rivers and oceans’ health. You’ll be joining us in our mission, working in a fun environment with a team of passionate and talented people.
- Your internship will be compensated with €275,- per month
- Travel cost compensation (public transport)
- Flexible work hours / working remotely possible
- Room for your ideas/creativity
- Free lunch, social drinks, and team events
The Great Bubble Barrier is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity, regardless of sex, marital status, race, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and any other characteristics unrelated to the performance of the job. Selection will be in accordance with objective, job related criteria and the appointment will be based on applicant’s merits and abilities.
How to apply
Would this role suit you? Send us your resume and cover letter (in Dutch or English) to hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com.
Questions?
Visit our website for more information on The Great Bubble Barrier or get in touch at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
Internship: Researcher Salination
- 3-6 months
- Flexible hours per week
- Start date: ASAP
- Fluent in English or Dutch
- Based in The Netherlands
- EU work/student permit
More information about this job:
Help us protect our oceans and rivers from plastic pollution by conducting research. As a research intern you are the person that will bring valuable insights into our Bubble Barrier mission. You are a creative thinker who likes to put ideas into action, test your assumptions and validate your hypotheses with some hands-on experiments. Are you the intern we’re looking for? Then send us your CV and your motivation!
Why we exist
Plastic pollution is a worldwide problem. Even with an advanced waste infrastructure, canals and rivers still show a significant pollution with plastic. That’s why we created The Great Bubble Barrier. Our mission is to stop plastic pollution in rivers and canals before it reaches our oceans… with bubbles! By recovering plastic debris early on, we minimise its negative impact on the environment.
Joining The Great Bubble Barrier means you’ll be joining our fight for cleaner oceans.
What will you do
With an internship at The Great Bubble Barrier, you will be a part of our dynamic team where everyone is dedicated to save our oceans from plastic pollution. Our mission is to implement more Bubble Barriers to stop as much riverine plastic pollution from flowing to sea.
But it doesn’t stop there. Just like Amsterdam, many cities cope with different challenges in the cities’ waters; plastic pollution, low oxygen levels, low ecological water quality, salination of waters and surrounding agricultural lands, and many more. Bubble Barriers are a possible solution to more than one challenge. Research on these added benefits still needs to be designed, needs experimentation, and could provide just the additional data needed to implement Bubble Barriers on a larger scale.
Your Research
Besides merely removing plastic from the water, we believe an installed Bubble Barrier provides more beneficial effects. One of these effects is the prevention of saltwater intrusion. As sea levels rise along the coasts, saltwater can move onto the land. Known as saltwater intrusion, this occurs when storm surges or high tides overtop areas low in elevation, such as in the Netherlands. Saltwater intrusion is a threat to agriculture and biodiversity of inlands. Bubble curtains are already used for preventing saltwater intrusion. These specific bubble curtains are usually near the sea in deltas or estuaries, where our Bubble Barriers are often installed further inland. Higher salinity can still form a problem behind locks, sluices or pumping stations. You could find out whether or not, the Bubble Barrier has a reducing effect on salination, answering the following research questions:
- What are the salination levels before and after the Bubble Barrier
- What is (or could be) the minimizing effects on saltwater intrusion due to the installation of a Bubble Barrier?
Skills & requirements
We are looking for a Bachelor student in the final year or a Master student with a background in (aquatic) ecology, land & water management, environmental engineering, biology, environmental sciences, earth sciences or likewise.
- You like to take initiative
- You are flexible and enjoy challenges
- You can work independently
- You work in a structured manner and are able to present your thought processes to your team
- You are vocal about the challenges you’re facing and actively seek help if you need it
- An intrinsic motivation to solve plastic pollution!
What we offer
We are a young and fast-growing start-up dedicated to improving our rivers and oceans’ health. You’ll be joining us in our mission, working in a fun environment with a team of passionate and talented people.
- Your internship will be compensated with €275,- per month
- Travel cost compensation (public transport)
- Flexible work hours / working remotely possible
- Room for your ideas/creativity
- Free lunch, social drinks, and team events
The Great Bubble Barrier is committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity, regardless of sex, marital status, race, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and any other characteristics unrelated to the performance of the job. Selection will be in accordance with objective, job related criteria and the appointment will be based on applicant’s merits and abilities.
How to apply
Would this role suit you? Send us your resume and cover letter (in Dutch or English) to hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com.
Questions?
Visit our website for more information on The Great Bubble Barrier or get in touch at hr@thegreatbubblebarrier.com
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Meet the team

Francis Zoet
Chief Operating Officer
Co-Founder

Anne Marieke Eveleens
Chief Business Development Officer
Co-Founder

Philip Ehrhorn
Chief Technology Officer
Co-Founder

Veronique Lalain
Chief Marketing & Communication Officer

Erwin Schuitemaker
Project engineer

Geert Koemans
Project engineer

Marin van Wetering
Account Executive

Judith de Waard
PR & Communication Manager

Ana Junqueira Pessoa
Project Manager

Louis le Duc
Research and Development Engineer

Annika Breedveld
Account Executive

Saskia Studer
Freelance Creative
Co-Founder
Advisory board

Susan Houben
Marketing Advisor

Gert-Jan Siepel
Operation Advisor

Karlien Maas
Project Manager Advisor

Diederik Wokke
Finance Advisor

Roel Kusters
Sales & Business Development Advisor
Volunteers

Sarah Walkley
Research & Copywriting Support
Volunteer

Simone in 't Veld
Communication Support
Volunteer

René Coppens
Communication Support
Volunteer
Former Bubblers
We are eternally grateful for the former team members who worked alongside us on our mission.

Lotte Spaargaren

Sandy Reitsma

Floris Steenland

Patrick Lie

Lotte Bont

Leander van der Veer
