
Institutional Memory: The Asset Organisations Lose Without Realising
Why Supervisory Boards Must Protect Their Decision-Making Record Every organisation believes it remembers its own history. Until it doesn’t. Somewhere alon
Every column and essay in the register, newest first. Articles run from 2007; the wider record of published work runs from 1998.

Why Supervisory Boards Must Protect Their Decision-Making Record Every organisation believes it remembers its own history. Until it doesn’t. Somewhere alon
I released it quietly. No formal presentation. No ceremony. Just a simple post on Facebook. It was only when I realized that it was the International Day o

Most weeks, I write about heavy things. Economics. Law. Governance. Long arcs and hard edges. I don’t mind that work. It matters. But every now and then, i

To mark 40 years of Status Aparte is to do more than remember a date. It is to look around, to look back, and to look ahead. To ask ourselves what we’ve bu

A personal tribute to a fellow architect of the Status Aparte - my father. I was born in 1969, the year the flames ignited in Curaçao, and the smoke drifte

Een persoonlijk eerbetoon aan een mede-grondlegger van de Status Aparte, mijn pa. Ik ben geboren in 1969, het jaar dat de vlam in de pan sloeg op Curaçao e

Back in late 2024, I warned that the shift from a 45-hour to a 40-hour workweek was not going

PRESS RELEASE - PERSBERICHT - COMMUNICADO DI PRENSA Commemorative volume 40 Years of Status Aparte The commemorative volume 40 Jaar Status Aparte: Tussen v

A new year, a new chapter - and if we do this right, a new era for Aruba’s cities. We start the year not just with resolutions, but with resolve. Because t

Happy New Year, friends. As soon as we were done lighting our fireworks in Aruba - part of our annual tradition - POTUS lit his own, and they were of a ver