SPONSORS

The John Adams Institute is an independent institution without subsidy and is supported by private sponsors and donors. The advantage this gives us is that we have the flexibility to, where possible, work together with our sponsors to incorporate their wishes into our program.

 

Reasons to support the John Adams Institute, in addition to a personal interest, could also be that our program is interesting to offer to both the members of the organization and business relations. Next to that The John Adams Institute has an interesting network and our sponsors get the chance to interact during our annual sponsor dinner.

But above all, it is important that innovative ideas, opinions and work from the U.S. are presented to a Dutch audience since there are many new developments in the U.S. that are important to present here.

 

The John Adams Institute has a public benefit status, also known as cultural ANBI status.
This means that donations to the JAI are tax deductible. Please contact our office for more information

 

We would like to acknowledge the people and companies that help make our work possible.

MAIN SPONSORS

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CORPORATE MEMBERS

Amsterdam Business School

Limes International

KLM

Clifford Chance

Google

ABN-AMRO

CORPORATE MEMBERS (afsluiter)

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FAMILY

Jan Willem Baud and Frederike Charbon | Jan and Marijke van den Berg | Frank and Margaret van Beuningen |Martine Bijkerk |Paul Broholm | Rick and Marga Donehoo | Nora Coers | Yolanda Felderhof en Felix Guttman | Edward E. Greene | Beth Johnson and Jan Kat | Alexander and Laura Kaarls | Ian and Mary Lou Kantor | Johan Kleyn en Gaby Heere| Winfred Knibbeler and Heleen  Ruijg | Kris Kohlstrand | Berry van Kollum (Providence Capital) | Ann and Wouter Korijn | David Korslund and Rob Kooiman | Leon Kruimer  and Pisamai Jaigla | Hollis Kurman and Gert-Jan van der Hoeven |Carien van der Laan | Jaap Maljers | Carole Anne Collier Menzi | Rob and Sara Meuter | Jeroen and Hanneke Ouwehand | Marsha Plotnitsky | Hans en Debra Riezebeek | Onno and Reneé Ruding  |Jasper Stek and Simmers | Kees and Anneke Storm | Mirjam van Tiel | Truus Valkering | Peter Wakkie | Gerben and Anouk Weistra | Elise Wessels van Houdt | Antoine and Marina Dijkstra | Jose Hernandez and Shana Laurie de Hernandez | Sander Nieuwenhuizen |

6 Family members prefer to remain anonymous

 

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FRIENDS

Amsterdam in Business | Bain & Company |Loes and Evert van den Bergh | Brill Publishers | Floris and Eva van den Broek-Crebolder | Arnold Croiset van Uchelen | Marry de Gaay Fortman | Greenberg Traurig | Wilfred Griekspoor and Ursula van Hecke | Tilly de Groot | Peggy Gunn | Alexander and Eva Rinnooy Kan-van der Dussen | Suzanne and Björn van der Klip | Ems Magnus and Glen Kendall | Henri Mathon | Glenda and Adriaan Nuhn | Willem and Willemijn van Oppen-Stuyt |Jan & Cheryl Steenman-Bash | Martijn en Andrée  Schouten | Willem F.C. Stevens | Uitgeverij Atlas Contact | Unilever| Julie Wilson | International Writers’ Collective | Jennifer and Durk van der Zee-McKinley |Robben Foundation

4 Friends prefer to remain anonymous

 

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ADDITIONAL SUPPORTERS

Parmando 24Culture | Boekhandel Athenaeum | 360 Magazine | Universiteit van Amsterdam | Fulbright Center | TXTRADIO

 

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