Eindhoven as hub for Internet Marketing
Internet is today’s religion and it touches and affects everyone. Whether it is about making social connections, get a repair job done, eating, playing,...
Vice Mayor Thijs: “Paint the city green”
Rik Thijs, Vice Mayor, Eindhoven, handles the energy, sustainability, public spaces and climate change portfolios. This June, Thijs completed his first year in office....
A safe, affordable, accessible and vibrant city is our motto- VVD #Eindhoven elections
Eindhoven is developing, and the Brainport region is booming. So it's important to back the growth potential with proactive measures. VVD Eindhoven vouches to provide...
What changes in 2024?
Happy New Year to all our readers. Thank you for your support. The New Year comes with changes in rules and regulations in many...
Butterfly Effect on Innovation
How many of us would actually believe that a simple butterfly, fluttering about in forests in Argentina, could have an effect on the weather...
Yess! Our programme is set
We are very proud to show you our 5-star programme for our 10-year celebration on 21 September 2019!
We can assure you: we really...
D66-Creating opportunities from challenges-#Eindhoven elections
D66 has always strived for an inclusive and lively city. A city where everybody feels welcome and free to be themselves. We want Eindhoven...
Pavan: ‘Good relationships are important, also in business’
Paolo Pavan and his wife Linda are paving the way between Italy and the Netherlands
The world is small. We can go anywhere and live...
Eindhoven News founder Irene Martens in FRITS Top women
Irene Martens, founder and chief of Eindhoven News is nominated in the FRITS Top 50 women of the region. Irene has moved up 5...
Game-Changing Diversity and Inclusion Event Kick off 2021
Business and government leaders from Brainport’s top-tier organisations lit up nearly three hundred Zoom screens around the region during INCLUDING YOU, a one-day Diversity...
Metal industry strikes for higher pay
The metal industry workers are pushing for a pay rise to keep up with inflation. Four hundred people went on strike on Thursday while...
