Navigating a World of Movement 2.0 with Mathijs Bouman
Tuesday, September 1, 2026 | 6:45 PM – 9:30 PM | De Lasloods, Vlissingen | Free participation
After a successful first edition, Impuls Zeeland and Zeeland Connect are once again organizing the event ‘Navigating a World in Motion 2.0’. The world is changing rapidly, and this directly impacts entrepreneurs. Consider geopolitical tensions, shifting trade flows, and economic uncertainties. At the same time, new opportunities arise for those who can adapt well.
During this evening at De Lasloods, economist and journalist Mathijs Bouman follows the most important economic and geopolitical developments. He translates complex themes into the practical reality of entrepreneurs and demonstrates what these changes mean for international business.
What to expect.
The world is constantly in motion, and that requires insight and agility. During this meeting, you will get:
- Understanding current geopolitical and economic developments
- Explanation of the impact on international business and logistics
- Inspiration on opportunities and risks in a changing world
- Practical guidance for entrepreneurs who want to look aheadAbout the speaker
Mathijs Bouman is an economist, journalist, and regular columnist for the Financieele Dagblad, as well as an editor at Nieuwsuur. He is known for his clear explanations of complex economic issues and his sharp analyses of current events. In his lectures, he makes economics and geopolitics understandable and applicable for entrepreneurs and professionals. Program
- 6:45 PM - Reception
- 7:15 PM - Welcome Address
- 7:15 PM – Lecture by Mathijs Bouman
- 8:15 PM – Closing with Deputy Johan Aalberts
- 8:30 PM – 9:30 PM – Networking Reception
Practical Information
📍 Location: De Lasloods, Vlissingen
Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2026
6:45 PM - 9:30 PM
🎟️ Participation: free (registration required)
🚗 Parking: Ample parking available at De Lasloods
Important
- For entrepreneurs who are active internationally or want to become so
- Registration is open until August 24, 2026.
- Limited number of spots (max. 2 participants per organization)
- Participation is free of charge but not without obligation
