Monique van Dijen

Experience

• Dr. M.E.M. van Dijen B.V.
  • Business Owner Jul 2021 –
• Avicenna Academy for Leadership
  • Lecturer and moderator 2012 –
    • Visiting Lecturer for In-company management development programs for heads of medical departments and professors of medicine in Academic Medical Centers;
    • Visiting Lecturer on Diversity & Inclusiveness at the Director Colleges;
    • Moderator of the 2-year course 'Strategic Leadership'.
• EY
  • Partner contractor Aug 2020 – Jun 2021
  • Equity Partner May 2006 – Jul 2020
• Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam)
  • Associate Professor at the Executive Master Management Consulting 2012 – 2017
• Groene Hart Ziekenhuis
  • Member Of The Supervisory Board 2003 – 2012
• Capgemini
  • Vice President, Capgemini, Executive Board of Capgemini Consulting Services; Markets Leader May 2000 – Apr 2006
• Ernst & Young Consulting
  • Equity Partner Jan 2000 – May 2000
  • Senior Manager Jan 1997 – Dec 1999
• IJsselland hospital
  • Manager Organisation & Information Technology Department Oct 1990 – Oct 1992
• National Hospital Institute
  • Scientific staff member (Depar Management & Business Administration)​; Director Foundation Meducatie Oct 1986 – Sep 1990
• State Computer Centre
  • Application Programmer 1981 – 1982

Education

• Avicenna Academy for Leadership Course: "World Classes" 2010 – 2011
• Ashridge Executive Education, Hult International Business School Business University Course: "Influencing Strategies and Skills" 2008
• IMD Business School Business University Course: "People Leadership" 2006
• INSEAD Business University Course: "High Performance" 2004
• Leiden University PhD, Dissertation Combined Management of Quality, Patient Safety, Working Conditions and Sustanability for Hospitals 1995 – 2000
• Maastricht University; Technical University Eindhoven Master's degree Health Sciences; Business Administration/Management 1982 – 1986
• AMBI AMBI-modules Informatics / computer programming 1981 – 1982
• Royal Military Academy Air Force; Battle Operations 1979 – 1981
• Catholic Veluws College Gymnasium/Atheneum Bèta/B 1973 – 1979