Ria Tabak

Event & Partner Engagement Manager

Marijke Kaptein has been actively involved with the FFF since its inception. First as a partner, since 2016 also as a board member (president). Marijke has an extensive experience in detection, enforcement, and supervision. She is currently Director of Supervision at the Netherlands Labor Authority. The combination of fraud and film made her enthusiastic about the FFF from the very beginning. After all, a story can be told in a different, and more probing way through films and documentaries. And fraud has many stories. About zeal, limits, laziness, and inventiveness. It is about people.

Jantien Heimel is Head Internal Audit Netherlands at Vattenfall Group, the parent company of the energy company Vattenfall NV. Jantien’s responsibilities include the coordination of many incident investigations within Vattenfall. Prior to that, she was a manager at Ernst & Young Security & Integrity Services. Prior to that, Jantien was, among other things, president of the board of the Dutch division of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) and president of the Institute of Internal Auditors Netherlands (IIA NL). Since the first Fraud Film Festival in 2014, Jantien has been treasurer of the Fraud Film Festival Foundation.

Angèle Huijs has been a director at Fortress Group since 2014, specializing in recruitment, secondment, and training in the security and risk industry. Previously, she was Manager of Business Relations at Triodos Bank, responsible for lending to SMEs in the Netherlands, with a focus on sustainable initiatives and activities. Prior to that, she spent 10 years in various management positions at ABN AMRO Bank. She loves to bring people together, and the Fraud Film Festival provides a nice stage for both the public and private sector to address the issues in an original way through documentaries, films, and interesting panel discussions. Angèle has been a member of the board (secretary) of the Fraud Film Festival since 2021.

Koen Kolodziej has extensive experience in the field of investigation, especially in the field of intelligence. First with the police and later with the investigative services of the Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. During his last years as an MT member of the investigation service of the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority, he participated in and became attached to several panels of the FFF. A networker at heart, he enjoys moving between different parties to get the best out of each other. He likes to visit the Louis Hartlooper complex in Utrecht, a former police station where you are told at the beginning of the film, who the director is and who the protagonists are. He has been co-director of the FFF since December 2021.

Adriaan van Dorp is the president of the Committee of Experts. Adriaan is the director of Security & Integrity Management of ABN AMRO Bank N.V. He is responsible for a team of professionals involved in the detection, investigation, and prevention of financial crime. He is a member of the Risk Management team of ABN AMRO. Adriaan has worked in the public sector, including at the KLPD (National Police Services Agency), where he led several tactical and technical investigation teams. He has also held several management positions with the Amsterdam Police Department and the Randstad Core Team. Adriaan studied at the Dutch Police Academy and the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Organization Anthropology). Adriaan is also president of the board of the Institute for Financial Crime. He strives for a resilient society regarding financial crime and tries to work on public-private partnerships based on trust.

About me: Inge-Lisa Toxopeus-de Vries, vice-president of the Committee of Experts. As a chartered accountant, Inge-Lisa specializes in fraud investigations and property damage calculations. She has built up her expertise in this field over 15 years in the larger firms (both in accounting and law) and bridges the gap between the legal and the numerical/accounting technical (internal control/financial administration). In addition to conducting investigations, Inge-Lisa is active in education. For example, she is involved in setting up the post-academic course Forensic Financial Expert at Erasmus University. It is a new course that combines economics and law. In addition, Inge-Lisa teaches lawyers, trustees, bankruptcy judges, etc. from Firm Education, the Center for Professional Legal Education, and the Law Firm School in the field of financial analysis, reading financial statements and capital damage.

Ronald Prins is the best-known cybersecurity expert of the Netherlands. He is best known as the founder of Fox-IT in 1999 with his business partner Menno van der Marel. After the sale of Fox-IT in 2015, he had various roles in the government such as an extraordinary council member of the Security Research Council, a member of the Electoral Council, and a member of the commission overseeing the General Intelligence and Security Service and the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service (the Investigatory Powers Commission). In 2020, he founded another new cybersecurity company, Hunt & Hackett, which focuses on countering (economic) espionage and ransomware attacks against Dutch companies. Prior to founding Fox-IT, Ronald worked as a scientific researcher at the Netherlands Forensic Institute. He was one of the first members of the Digital Technology Department, and his role was to break cryptographic safeguards that the police encountered during their investigations. In 1995, Ronald graduated from Delft University of Technology as a mathematician in the field of cryptography.

About me: André Brantjes has been practicing employment, business, and sports law since 1987, with an office in Amsterdam and a Dutch Desk in Boston. He represents the interests of the (inter)national companies, top athletes, and sport federations. From Boston, he assists businesses and start-ups considering investments in the Netherlands. He is known as the lawyer of the Coaches Betaald Voetbal (Coaches Professional Soccer association) and Michael Rasmussen. He is also an arbitrator at the Sports Tribunal in Lausanne, where cases on match-fixing and disputes in disciplinary, transfer, and doping cases are settled (including the Suárez bite incident, Claudia Pechstein).