CADS October News
This month may prove to be a most memorable lunch J We will be addressed by the UK ambassador on the subject of the UK negotiation with the EU, and the subsequent referendum on membership to be held in the…
Invitation to the IoD NL conference in London on 5th October
CADS members are kindly invited to attend the opening session of the IoD Netherlands Business Beyond Boundaries conference in London on the 5th October. This will be held at the offices of Osborne Clarke, where speakers from Het Financieele Dagblad, TechUK…
Prinsjesdag Is Coming !
Dear CADS, The Dutch government will announce its intentions for budget during Prinsjesdag on the 16th September. This is timed for the week after the CADS golf Trophy on September 11th, where we share views on what is required 🙂 To…
CADS Annual Golf Competition is Here
On September 11th at 1230, the CADS 2015 Golf Competition will be held at the Haarlemmermeersche golf club in Cruquius. All golfers with EGA status are invited to participate, and if you don’t play golf, please join us for dinner…
August Chairman’s Corner
Chairman’s Corner August 2015 Hailing fellow CADS wherever you are! If you are reading this on holiday, I wish you a relaxing and refreshing break, and safe travels home. If you are not, I hope to see you soon J…
July Chairman’s Corner
Chairman’s Corner July 2015 The 2015 boat trip last month went off very well. The CADS board met at the Apollo beforehand, and decided that CADS would give donations of 1,000 Euros each to Hope and Homes For Children, the…
May Chairman’s Corner
Chairman’s Corner May 2015 Last month we had a very enjoyable lunchtime excursion to the Koninglijke Industrieele Groote Club. For the May lunch we are back in the Apollo on May 8th. The reason for the early date is that…
How To Tame A Shrew…
From 2nd to 6th September, the English theatre company Illyria will return once again to The Netherlands with a hilarious production of The Taming Of The Shrew, by William Shakespeare. We will be attending the production which starts at 1930…
