Jan van Trigt

Jan van Trigt studied economics and tax at the Erasmus University Rotterdam before starting his career with the Dutch Revenue Service. In 1989 he joined the tax practice of Arthur Andersen which transferred into Deloitte in 2002. He worked for many clients active in international business and served in many significant leadership roles within Andersen and Deloitte in the Netherlands, in EMEA and at a global level. Jan has a broad range of interests and has proven track record in leading small and large groups of professionals with a variety of specialisms. Jan left Deloitte in 2018 and he is now active in (non tax) advisory work for a small and larger organisations, amongst others on management topics and energy transition. Jan has a passion for public policy and business. He is executive board member of Capabuild. He combines his 30 years experience in the world of tax, international business and management.

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