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In the media
8 June 2024
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Margaret Versteden, CEO bol: 'Strickter migration rules are a threat to tech companies'
Interview Margaret in newspaper De Tijd
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Margaret Versteden, CEO at bol spoke with Belgian daily newspaper De Tijd for the section Ontbijt met De Tijd. A conversation about e-commerce, but also her Dutch roots, poverty, migration and the rise of Chinese online sellers.
She grew up in poor conditions on a farm in Australia. As CEO of bol, she therefore wants to provide opportunities and shows herself to be an advocate of migration. Read the full article here.
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