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About
Rob Bauer (born 1962 in Amsterdam) served in the Royal Netherlands Navy from 1981 to 2025, holding roles including Netherlands Chief of Defence (2017–2021) and Chair of the NATO Military Committee (2021–2025). Following his retirement, he founded Bauer Strategic Advice B.V., works as an Edge Fellow at Deloitte on societal resilience, and sits on several advisory boards, including those of the national monument Kamp Vught, NUNC Capital B.V., and international security conferences in Warsaw, Kyiv, and Halifax. As of May 2026 he chairs the Advisory Board of the European Defence Initiative at GLOBSEC, and he co-authored the 2025 book "If you want peace, prepare for war" with Eleonora Russell.
Experience
- GLOBSECChair of the Advisory Board of the European Defence Initiativecurrent2026 — present
- NUNC Capital BVMember of the Advisory Boardcurrent2025 — present
- Nationaal Monument Kamp VughtMember of the Advisory Boardcurrent2025 — present
- HFXMember of the Board of Directorscurrent2025 — present
- Bauer Strategic Advice B.V.Strategic Advisorcurrent2025 — presentLeidschendam-Voorburg, South Holland, Netherlands
- Kyiv Security ForumMember of the Kyiv Security Forum Security Councilcurrent2025 — present
- DeloitteEdge Fellowcurrent2025 — presentAmsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
- Warsaw Security ForumMember of the International Advisory Councilcurrent2025 — present
- writerCo-authorcurrent2025 — present
- Royal Household of The King of the NetherlandsAide de Camp in Special Service to His Majesty the King of the Netherlandscurrent2021 — presentThe Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
- Ministerie van DefensieNaval Officer1981 — 2025
- Ministerie van Defensie“In between jobs” (within Defence)2021
- Ministerie van DefensieChief of Defence of the Netherlands2017 — 2021The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
- Ministerie van Defensie“In between jobs” (within Defence)2017The Hague
- Ministerie van DefensieVice Chief of Defence of the Netherlands2015 — 2017The Hague Area, Netherlands (VADM RNLN, OF-8)
- Ministerie van DefensieDefence Staff, Director of Plans2013 — 2015The Hague Area, Netherlands (RADM RNLN, OF-7)
- Ministerie van DefensieRDO, Member2012 — 2015Delft, South Holland, Netherlands
- Ministerie van DefensieDefence Staff, Director for Operational Policy, Requirements and Plans2012 — 2013The Hague Area, Netherlands (RADM RNLN, OF-7)
- Ministerie van DefensieDefence Staff, Deputy Director for Operational Policy and Requirements2011 — 2012The Hague Area, Netherlands. (CDRE RNLN, OF-6)
- Ministerie van DefensieDefence Staff, Deputy Director for Operational Policy2011The Hague area, The Netherlands (CDRE RNLN, OF-6)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, Commanding Officer HNLMS Johan de Witt (L 801)2010 — 2011(CAPT RNLN, OF-5)
- Ministerie van DefensieDefence Staff, Directorate of Operations, Chief Joint Plans (CJ5)2007 — 2010The Hague Area, Netherlands (CAPT RNLN, OF-5)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, Commanding Officer HNLMS De Ruyter (F804)2005 — 2007(CDR RNLN, OF-4)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, Naval Staff, Staff Officer Special Projects2004 — 2005The Hague area, Netherlands (CDR RNLN, OF-4)
- Ministerie van DefensieDefence Staff, Directorate of Plans & Policy, Staff Officer Maritime Plans2003 — 2004The Hague area, The Netherlands (CDR RNLN, OF-4)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, Naval Staff, Deputy Chief Plans & Policy2002 — 2003The Hague area, The Netherlands (CDR RNLN, OF-4)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, Naval Staff, Staff Officer Investment Projects2000 — 2002(CDR RNLN, OF-4)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, Netherlands Task Group, Staff Officer Operations1998 — 2000(LTCDR RNLN, OF-3)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, Netherlands-Belgian Operational School, Head of Air Control Department1996 — 1997Den Helder, The Netherlands (LTCDR RNLN, OF-3)
- Ministerie van DefensieRoyal Netherlands Navy, HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen (F816), Head Operations Department1994 — 1996(LTCDR RNLN, OF-3)
- NATOChair Military Committee (CMC) of NATO2021 — 2025Brussels Region, Belgium
- NATO Defense CollegeChair Academic Advisory Board2021 — 2025Rome, Latium, Italy
- Nationaal Comité 4 en 5 meiMember2015 — 2021The Randstad, Netherlands
- Platform Defensie-BedrijfslevenVoorzitter2015 — 2017The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
- National Cyber Security CouncilNCSR, Member2012 — 2015The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
- Netherlands Coast Guard CouncilRvdKW, Member2012 — 2015The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
- Combined Maritime Forces, BahrainDeputy Commander Task Force 1502006 — 2007Bahrain (CAPT RNLN, OF-5)
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Rob Bauer?
- Rob Bauer (born 1962 in Amsterdam) served in the Royal Netherlands Navy from 1981 to 2025, holding roles including Netherlands Chief of Defence (2017–2021) and Chair of the NATO Military Committee (2021–2025). Following his retirement, he founded Bauer Strategic Advice B.V., works as an Edge Fellow at Deloitte on societal resilience, and sits on several advisory boards, including those of the national monument Kamp Vught, NUNC Capital B.V., and international security conferences in Warsaw, Kyiv, and Halifax. As of May 2026 he chairs the Advisory Board of the European Defence Initiative at GLOBSEC, and he co-authored the 2025 book "If you want peace, prepare for war" with Eleonora Russell.
- Where does Rob Bauer work?
- Rob Bauer is Advisory Board (Admiral, Ret.) at NUNC Capital.
- Where did Rob Bauer go to school?
- Rob Bauer studied at Netherlands Defence Academy, Advanced Staff Course (HKV-47) (International Security Studies, Business Administration); UK Defence Academy (Senior Strategic Leadership Programme); Singularity University (Executive Program, Exponential Technology).
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