Vita

Professional Summary

Over the past twelve years, I have worked on all aspects related to claims assessment, data and evidence collection, economic analysis and damage quantification in high-stakes litigation in some of the largest cartel cases in Europe. 

Before working for CDC, I worked at one of the leading competition consultancy and pursued research at the Amsterdam Centre for Law & Economics focused on the economics of private enforcement and effective mechanisms of compensation, which I published in peer-reviewed journals.

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I studied economics at the Universities of Maastricht, Hamburg and Toulouse and graduated with a master thesis on the economics of private enforcement in 2005, published by the NMa (Dutch Competition Authority) as the best economics thesis of the year in the Netherlands.