Eugenie Stolk is the new one AObchairman
De AOb has a new chairman. As of today, Eugenie Stolk is at the helm of the association. “We have an important battle to fight for more investment in education. I am proud to be the captain of that fight now.”
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Eugenie Stolk was already vice-chairman of the AOb and daily director with the primary education portfolio. In eighteen months there will be elections for the daily board of the AOb. Until then, Eugenie Stolk has been appointed by the central management of the AOb appointed as chairman. “They looked at the best line-up of the team, for now,” explains Stolk. “I have been in action mode for quite some time now. And can easily pick up where we left off. We have an important battle to fight for more investment in education. I am proud to be the captain of that fight.”
We should always listen to our members
During her presidency, Stolk wants to AOb-represent and involve members as well as possible. “If there is anything that we have recently done with the resignation of the previous chairman, Liesbeth VerheggenWhat we have learned is that we should always listen to our members. And that we have to include them in everything we do.” Hence, for example, that the AObmembers in primary and secondary education received an email on Thursday evening to ask them about the continuation of the actions. Non-members are notified through a separate poll asked for their opinion. The questionnaire closes Monday morning, November 18, at XNUMX am.
Jelmer Evers
Now that Stolk has become chairman, Jelmer Evers appointed new Vice-President. As a daily director, he is also involved in primary education.
