As a lecturer in Public Administration/Government Management, Caroline teaches various topics, including European decision-making and advocacy. For European Impact, she forms the bridge between research and teaching, with a specific focus on the topic of digitization.

EU Law lecturer at the International and European Law Program and a researcher at the European Impact Hub. Main research interests are in EU advocacy and lobbying, particularly in the field of European business law; EU consumer protection and competition law as well as the digital transformation of European public administration and governance.

Fourth year European Studies student at THUAS. As the Research and Communications intern, Mihai helps the researchers at European Impact with organisational and research problems, and helps promote the research, events and achievements of European Impact on the website and social media.

Coordinating senior researcher on the subject of World Citizenship, with a focus on research on sustainable transitions, European professionalisation, citizenship education and urban issues such as labor migration and youth participation.

As a lecturer for International Public Policy and Leadership Programme (IPPL), Shana's specialisation is in EU governance, EU on the global stage and project management. As a researcher, Shana focuses on the EU component of public governance. Her main interest lies in connecting the European field with education.

Researcher at European Impact with a focus on EU-challenges for decentralized governments and the coordination of national EU policies.

As a professor of practice, Mendeltje analyzes the impact of EU policies on regions, municipalities, agencies, SMEs, and national governments. As Jean Monnet Chair 'EU Act Digital,' Mendeltje's focus is on the impact of EU digital policy.

Project manager and researcher with specific focus on: grant development, consortium building and communications. Initiator of the project Europeanprofessionals.eu.

As an experienced advocate and project coordinator, Maaike ensures the smooth running of all projects at European Impact. She works with all researchers, both in terms of content and process.

With a broad background in European Studies, Gijs is involved in various research projects and knowledge activities. He is active in evaluation studies, gives training programmes and guest lectures, and is active as co-designer of various (grant) projects.

As a lecturer in the International and European Law Programme, Sandra's teaching focuses on Environmental Law and Administrative Law. Her current research investigates transparency and public participation mechanisms within EU Green Deal legislation, aiming to assess their effectiveness in fostering inclusive and accountable environmental governance.

Is a lecturer in German (land studies) at European Studies and a researcher at European Impact. He focuses on EU issues of SMEs. He is an enthusiastic sparring partner for matters concerning Germany (in relation to the EU), SMEs/EU and market expansion within the EU.

As a management assistant, Mariëlle deals with scheduling meetings and appointments. She also manages information, finances and takes care of travel bookings.

As a former member of the European Parliament Marije's research focus is on understanding EU processes and researching and advising on lobbying activities for civil society organisations, public service organisations and governments in the EU policy cycle.

Is concerned with the impact of European law and policy on Dutch decentralised authorities. Is involved in desk research, conducting interviews, and supervising the Communities of Practice.

EU Law lecturer at the International- and European Law Program and a researcher at European Impact. Her main research interests are in EU advocacy and lobbying, particularly in the field of European business law; EU consumer protection and competition law as well as the digital transformation of European public administration and governance.

Focuses on strategic communication, which reaches the intended target group and effectively brings the work of the lectorate to the fore. Aside from directing the communication team, she is involved in creating the connecting and inviting content itself.

Diederik is a lecturer in public affairs, global issues, crisis communication and spokesmanship at the Communication (NL) and International Communication Management (EN) courses. Within European Impact, he is working on a book about transatlantic relations between the US and the EU.