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Roderick Ruinard

Investor

Head of Growth at Invesdor

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

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Alex PortounlockedRoderick: together at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) (2017–2018)
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Roderick: together at University of Amsterdam

Experience

  1. Invesdor DACHHead of Growthcurrent2025 — presentAmsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
  2. Invesdor DACHInvestment Manager & Venture Capital Lead Beneluxcurrent2021 — presentAmsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
  3. Soto SolarAssociate Director2019 — 2021Greater Madrid Metropolitan Area
  4. SteccInvestment Manager2018 — 2021The Randstad, Netherlands
  5. The WorldTraveling2018
  6. StartGreen CapitalInvestment Associate2018The Randstad, Netherlands
  7. StartGreen CapitalBusiness Analyst2015 — 2017
  8. Tilburg University | Vrije Universiteit AmsterdamGuest lecturer | mentor | jurymember2015 — 2018
  9. University of AmsterdamStart-up Coach2016 — 2017
  10. CurconsultIntern2014Willemstad, Curacao
  11. Partners for InnovationIntern2012 — 2013

Skills & more

Sustainability20Management Consulting5Strategic Consulting5Venture Capital15Investments14Renewable Energy5Innovation Management4Entrepreneurship3Start-ups6

Languages Engels · Nederlands · Spaans

  • NVP Private Equity cursusNederlandse Vereniging van Participatiemaatschappijen (NVP)

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Who is Roderick Ruinard?
Head of Growth at Invesdor
Where does Roderick Ruinard work?
Roderick Ruinard is Head of Growth at Invesdor.
Where did Roderick Ruinard go to school?
Roderick Ruinard studied at University of Amsterdam (Master of Science (MS), Business Administration: Strategy); Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) (Bachelor of Science (BSc), Science); St. Ignatius Gymnasium.

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