Team

Our team

Timmy

Timmy

Director

"Contributing to a greener, more beautiful world is great fun and can be done in small steps. It is motivating and rewarding, I'd like to show this to everyone!"

Nanda

Nanda

Operational Manager

"I believe children have the future because they see the world with fresh eyes. By teaching them how to reuse and recycle materials, we give them the tools to build a cleaner, greener future. Together with them, we can create a world where waste does not exist, but where everything gets a new life."

Nick

Nick

Projectmanager

"Choosing sustainable and environmentally conscious lifestyles is high on my list. I am so happy to share this passion with the new generation. After all, they are the future and together we can ensure a better living environment, for both people and the environment."

Pepijn

Pepijn

Accountmanager & Projectmanager

“Together towards a circular economy!”

Mara

Mara

Projectmanager

"Small acts have big impact. Children act as the ultimate source of inspiration, and by informing and activating them, we are constantly reaching new communities. They not only learn the importance of their own efforts, but also achieve tangible results."

Bertine

Bertine

Marketing & Communication / Office Manager

"By giving it our absolute best right now, we are giving the youth a bright future."

Eveline

Eveline

Financial Employee

"Making sure that everything is in a good financial shape for Race Against Waste and contributing to the circular economy in the process energizes me! Making the world a little better is something we do together, on all levels!"

Ivo

Ivo

Projectmanager

"A circular future doesn't always have to be complicated. With guts & creativity, we can make an immediate positive impact on a more beautiful world together!"

Kasper

Kasper

Projectmanager

"Children are fun and curious! I look forward to working for and with them. They are our hope for the future as they learn at an early age to make smarter choices around consuming."

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Sarah

Projectmanager

"By sharing knowledge, others can make a choice they may not have considered before. I would like to inspire young people to make choices that are good for our beautiful earth."

Mira

Mira

Projectmanager

"Once started by giving new life to my own broken clothes. It's good for the environment and your garment becomes completely unique with its own story. I would like to pass on this mindset of recycling to the new generation!"

Tania

Tania

International business manager & Projectmanager

"You can't start creating awareness young enough, we want to make that possible in as many countries as possible!"

Daan

Daan

Projectmanager

"Why do we throw away products when you can reuse it? In the circular economy, waste and creativity are each other's best friends! By giving materials and products a second, third or even fourth life, we reduce the pressure on our natural resources and encourage innovation. Together, we can create a world where reuse is normal and waste belongs to the past!"

Projectmanager

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Projectmanager

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Anne-Marie Rakhorst

Anne-Marie Rakhorst  -  Ambassador 

Anne-Marie Rakhorst is a renowned entrepreneur, investor and publicist in the field of sustainability. She is founder and owner of Duurzaamheid.nl, founded Search Ingenieursbureau and spearheaded the '17 goals you share' initiative, which introduces the Netherlands to the Sustainable Development Goals.  

Anne-Marie underlines the importance of the E-waste Race and Textile Race: "Children are the leaders of tomorrow. With their open minds and strong sense of justice, they get to the heart of what is really important in the world better than adults. It is precisely by providing them with information in a playful way that we create a great impact. Because children automatically make the rest of the family and their grandparents enthusiastic. At the same time, the Textile Race ensures that all the textiles that are collected are not burned, but returned to the cycle. This combination contributes enormously to a circular textile chain and such a great initiative I gladly support!"