Search Results

< Back Mirjam van de Hel-Koedoot NautaDutilh Arbitrator Contact Details Netherlands +31 20 71 71 623 Mirjam.vandeHel-Koedoot@nautadutilh.com Additional Links: Link Contact Details Biography Mirjam van de Hel – Koedoot heads NautaDutilh’s arbitration practice and specialises in international arbitration and arbitration-related court proceedings. Mirjam has extensive experience acting as counsel in commercial and investment treaty arbitrations under a variety of arbitration rules (including ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, ICSID and NAI Rules). She also regularly acts in complex and high-value court proceedings concerning the setting aside and enforcement of arbitral awards, especially relating to disputes involving bilateral and multilateral investment treaties. Mirjam is Chair of the Executive Board of the European Federation for Investment Law and Arbitration (EFILA) and a board member of the Dutch Arbitration Association (DAA). Languages Spoken Dutch, English Specialisation Commercial, Investment / Public International Law, Enforcement and Annulment of Arbitral Awards Bar Admission(s) Credentials CV

Partner meeting 24-04-2024 Greenwashing: Let's be real Following our engaging partner meeting held on April 24th, 2024, at the prestigious Beursgebouw in Amsterdam, we are delighted to share a glimpse of the event through captivating pictures and a brief summary of our discussions. Snapshot of the Gathering: The meeting, graciously hosted by Stichting DSI, provided a dynamic platform for stakeholders to convene and delve into the intricate subject of greenwashing. Against the backdrop of the historic Stock Exchange building, attendees immersed themselves in insightful conversations and exchanged perspectives on combating greenwashing practices. Key Highlights, 8 calls to action: Alignment in Communication: Enhance alignment between industry definitions and investor expectations. Communication professionals should clearly convey the real-world impacts and limitations of investment products, ensuring transparency and clarity. Open Dialogue on Investment Outcomes: Foster honest discussions, led by organizational leadership, regarding the outcomes of investments. Encourage transparency about achievable goals and the tradeoffs involved in allocating capital. Common Understanding of Sustainability: Develop a shared understanding of sustainability within the investment industry. Recognize that ESG serves as a lens for understanding sustainability factors but does not define sustainability itself. Explicitly outline the consequences and tradeoffs of pursuing sustainability goals. Direct Policy Action over Transparency: Advocate for more direct policy action, such as carbon taxes and clean energy incentives, rather than relying solely on financial market regulations like SFDR. Emphasize that financial markets are enablers, not drivers, of sustainability. Focus on Better Regulation: Prioritize better regulation over increased regulation. Address the limitations of current disclosure frameworks and ensure that sustainable investments deliver real-world contributions to sustainability goals. Realistic Risk Profiles for Sustainable Investments: Recognize the inherent risk in sustainable investments and avoid equating them with traditional products. Acknowledge that achieving sustainability outcomes may require accepting higher risk profiles. Navigate Data Challenges: Utilize data as a supporting tool, not as the sole determinant of sustainability. Avoid outsourcing the definition of sustainability to data providers, as it increases greenwashing risks. Encourage initiatives like the European Commission's efforts to improve the reliability and comparability of ESG ratings. Establish Industry Standards: Strengthen industry standards to build trust and consistency in sustainable investing. While avoiding complete standardization to allow for innovation, establish clearer definitions of sustainability to reduce confusion among investors. Empower investors to assess sustainability based on actual impact, supported by ongoing education and critical assessment within organizations. Looking Ahead: As we reflect on the success of our recent gathering, we remain committed to advancing dialogue and collaboration in our collective pursuit of integrity. Stay tuned for upcoming initiatives and opportunities to continue our shared mission. We extend our sincere gratitude to all participants for their contributions to the success of the event and especially to Stichting DSI . For more information about the Week of integrity and our ongoing initiatives, visit our website .

Meet The Dutch Arbitration Committee LAWYER | PARTNER Thomas Stouten Houthoff Thomas specialises in court litigation (including post-arbitration litigation) and international arbitration under the auspices of theICC, LCIA, SIAC, DIAC, UNCITRAL, ICSID, UNUM, and NAI. He has extensive experience in complex disputes, often with multi-jurisdictional aspects, covering a broad range of issues arising from both commercial and corporate transactions. Due to hisinternational law practice, Thomas also worked at Houthoff's New York and London offices coordinating multi-jurisdictionaldisputes. The ICC World Council appointed Thomas as member of the ICC Court of International Arbitration in Paris for the Netherlands. Thomas also acts as an arbitrator. He gives lectures regarding arbitration and frequently speaks at arbitration conferences. Hepublishes in the Dutch Journal on Arbitration, the Dutch Journal on Property Law, Arbitration World (5th and 6th edition), theDispute Resolution Journal of the AAA/ICDR and the Handbook on Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration. He was also recognised as one of the Future Leaders in the Netherlands by Who's Who Legal: Litigation and Global ArbitrationReview, and Who’s Who Legal: Arbitration, in view of his capability in post-arbitration litigation and arbitration. ADDITIONAL POSITIONS • Member of the Task Force Addressing Issues of Corruption in International Arbitration of the ICC • Member of the ICC Court of International Arbitration in Paris for the Netherlands • Officer of the IBA Arbitration Committee, serving as Co-chair of the Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral AwardsSubcommittee QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE • LL.M. Dutch Law (Utrecht University) • LL.M. International and European Law (Utrecht University) • Several modules (University of Pretoria) LAWYER mw. mr. M. van Hooijdonk Allen & Overy LLP Content Coming Soon We are currently in the process of finalizing the content for this section. It will be published shortly. Thank you for your patience and understanding. SENIOR ASSOCIATE Michiel Coenraads DLA Piper Michiel Coenraads handles disputes across the globe with a strong focus on the Energy & Natural Resources and Industrials sectors. His focus areas include international arbitration, shareholder and securities litigation, directors’ liability, joint venture disputes and contentious M&A. Michiel also assists clients in the rapidly changing ESG space, including climate change and Business and Human Rights issues. Michiel is the International Co-Chair of the firm’s ESG Disputes group. Michiel is a member of the ICC Committee on Arbitration and ADR, a board member of the Dutch chapter of the Business & Human Rights Lawyer’s association and a member of the Corporate Disputes Committee of the Dutch Arbitration Association. He is an editor of a leading corporate law journal in the Netherlands. He regularly publishes and speaks at conferences, and is a guest lecturer at executive training courses for supervisory directors. ADVOCAAT | PARTNER Mr. S.N.J. (Stan) Putter HBN Law Stan Putter has over 15 years of experience in international arbitration. He primarily acts as counsel in international arbitration proceedings and ancillary litigation proceedings, including setting aside and enforcement actions, (ex parte) attachment proceedings, injunctions and evidence taking proceedings. He also sits as (chairman, co- and sole) arbitrator. He has been involved in around 100 arbitrations with seats and applicable laws across the globe. Stan Putter is the chairman of the Dutch Arbitration Association. Arbitrator and legal consultant mr. K.H. Ameli Ameli International Arbitration Content Coming Soon We are currently in the process of finalizing the content for this section. It will be published shortly. Thank you for your patience and understanding. PARTNER mw. mr. A. Schluep Avizor Content Coming Soon We are currently in the process of finalizing the content for this section. It will be published shortly. Thank you for your patience and understanding. LAWYER mw. mr. H.J. van der Baan Allen & Overy LLP Content Coming Soon We are currently in the process of finalizing the content for this section. It will be published shortly. Thank you for your patience and understanding. PARTNER mw. R. van den Berg Avizor Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Product Manager Alissa Rose Thomas Stouten Collapsible text is great for longer section titles and descriptions. It gives people access to all the info they need, while keeping your layout clean. Link your text to anything, or set your text box to expand on click. Write your text here... Apply Today This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content. info@mysite.com 123-456-7890

Start: February 2025 | The Hague, The Netherlands ESG Governance Training Program 2025 Start: February 2025 | The Hague, The Netherlands ESG Governance Training Program 2025 Equipping leaders to drive sustainable, ethical, and impactful business practices. Equipping leaders to drive sustainable, ethical, and impactful business practices. Register Now Register Now Download Brochure Download Brochure Start: March 2025 | The Hague, The Netherlands ESG, making it happen! Equipping you to drive sustainable, ethical, and impactful business practices. Register Now Download Brochure Why ESG Matters In today’s evolving business landscape, integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles is no longer optional—it’s essential for resilience, competitiveness, and long-term success. ICC Netherlands, in alignment with ICC’s global mission, is proud to launch the ESG, make it happen program. Designed for professionals across industries, this program delivers the tools, insights, and strategies needed to lead ESG transformation in organizations of all sizes. Who Should Attend? This program is tailored for: Sustainability Professionals managing ESG strategy, reporting, or compliance. Legal and Compliance Experts navigating regulatory frameworks like CSRD and CSDDD. Finance and Risk Leaders integrating ESG into financial and risk strategies. Executives and Managers embedding ESG principles into governance and decision-making. For Organizations of All Sizes: Whether you’re part of an SME where professionals often balance multiple roles or a larger organization with specialized teams, this program provides a comprehensive understanding of ESG. By learning directly from experts and exchanging ideas with peers across industries, participants gain practical insights into governance, finance, compliance, and cultural transformation—key to driving ESG success. What Sets This Program Apart: Real-World Application: Insights and tools to implement ESG strategies effectively. Practical Workshops: Apply learning through case studies and interactive sessions. Cutting-Edge Insights: Stay ahead with ICC’s globally recognized tools and frameworks. Exclusive Networking: Engage with global experts, peers, and thought leaders. Key Themes & Topics 1. Governance and Strategic Leadership Embedding ESG principles into governance structures. Engaging leadership and boards to champion ESG strategies. 2. Behavioral Insights and Cultural Transformation Building inclusive, transparent, and values-driven organizational cultures. Promoting ethical behavior and diversity as core ESG components. 3. Finance, Risk Management, and Compliance Excellence Navigating green finance, CSRD/CSDDD requirements, and legal risks. Strengthening supply chain resilience and aligning ESG disclosures with global standards. Program Structure Launch: March 2025 9 Monthly Sessions (excluding July, August, December) Each session (3 hours) includes: 45 minutes: Insights from ICC experts and recognized authorities. 45 minutes: Practical case studies and real-world applications. 45 minutes: Interactive workshops tailored to organizational contexts. 15 minutes: Wrap-up and discussions. Networking Drinks: Connect with peers and ESG experts. Pricing ICC Members: €1600 for all sessions (or €200 per session) Non-Members: €2400 for all sessions (or €300 per session) (Pricing covers all sessions and is transferable within the same organization.) Register Now Contact Information For questions or to discuss your registration, contact us: Email: info@icc.nl Website: www.iccwbo.nl Location: ICC Netherlands, Bezuidenhoutseweg 12, 2594 AV, The Hague Get in touch ESG, making it happen - Registration Please complete the form below to secure your place in this program. Submitting this form is the first step, and you will receive a confirmation email with further details. First name* Last name* Job title Organisation Industry Email* Phone Participation Type* ICC Member (€1600 for all sessions) ICC Member one session (€200 per session) Non-member (€2400 for all sessions) Non-member one session (€300 per session) Note: Pricing covers all 9 sessions and is transferable within the same organization. Do you require an invoice for your organization?* Yes No Preferred Payment Method:* Credit/Debit Card Bank Transfer What are your main goals for participating in this program? (Open-ended: max 150 words) Do you have any dietary preferences or restrictions? (For in-person sessions) Do you require any accessibility accommodations? (Optional) How did you hear about this program? ICC website LinkedIn/Social Media Referral Newsletter Other I agree to receive program-related communications from ICC Netherlands. I confirm that the information provided is accurate and complete. Register For any questions regarding registration, contact us at info@icc.nl

Coming Soon Sign up to be the first to know when we go live. Notify Me Thanks for submitting!

Model contracts and clauses ICC model contracts and clauses provide businesses – from start-ups to SMEs to multinationals – with practical legal tools for international trade, including export/import, confidentiality and force majeure. Read More Our easy-to-use model contracts and clauses are drafted by legal experts from across ICC’s worldwide network, providing balanced, neutral templates rich with guidance for use across legal jurisdictions. The renowned series of ICC models covers a broad range of key topics arising in international trade, from sale, agency and distribution to intellectual property to anti-corruption. Who are ICC model contracts and clauses for ?  ICC models can be used by anyone looking for a balanced international template, from start-ups to SMEs all the way to the biggest corporations and law firms.  Featuring expert guidance notes, the models provide a solid foundation for a range of legal transactions. They also serve as a neutral international benchmark that can help guide negotiations among even the most experienced legal practitioners. As with any models, they should be checked before signature by a lawyer to ensure compliance with relevant local legal and regulatory requirements.  How are ICC model contracts and clauses different from other those of other organisations?  ICC models stand apart because they are drafted by global experts to be used across all jurisdictions and to provide balanced solutions representing the interests of all parties.  Unlike many other organisations’ models, ICC models do not favour any industry sector, geography, or category of parties (such as sellers or buyers).   Options for dispute resolution include renowned ICC Arbitration or litigation in national courts. Regarding the choice of applicable law to govern any disputes that may arise, ICC models provide users the innovative choice of either a particular national law or  — where such option is not favoured — general principles of international commercial law.   Order your hard copy Visit our webshop to order your hard copy of ICC model contracts. Webshop > Order your digital copy Visit ICC WBO website to download your digital copy of model contracts. ICC WBO >

< Back Thomas Stouten Houthoff Arbitrator Contact Details Netherlands +31 10 217 29 35 t.stouten@houthoff.com Additional Links: Link Contact Details Biography Thomasspecialisesin court litigation (including post-arbitration litigation) and international arbitration underthe auspices of the ICC, LCIA, SIAC, DIAC, UNCITRAL, ICSID, UNUM, and NAI. He has extensive experience in complex disputes, often with multi-jurisdictional aspects, covering a broad range of issues arising from both commercial and corporate transactions. Due to his international law practice, Thomas also worked at Houthoff's New York and London offices coordinating multi-jurisdictional disputes. The ICC World Council appointed Thomas as member of the ICC Court of International Arbitration in Parisforthe Netherlands. Thomas also acts as an arbitrator. He giveslecturesregarding arbitration and frequently speaks at arbitration conferences. He publishesin the Dutch Journal on Arbitration, the Dutch Journal on Property Law, Arbitration World (5th and 6th edition), the Dispute Resolution Journal of the AAA/ICDR and the Handbook on Third-Party Funding in International Arbitration. He was also recognised as one of the Future Leadersin the Netherlands by Who's Who Legal: Litigation and Global Arbitration Review, and Who’s Who Legal: Arbitration, in view of his capability in post-arbitration litigation and arbitration. Languages Spoken Dutch, English Specialisation Corporate Law / M&A, Commercial Transactions Bar Admission(s) Credentials CV

< Back Regional Summits to intensify chamber impact ICC WBO Dec 26, 2023 The ICC World Chambers Federation has unveiled a groundbreaking series of Regional Summits aimed at tackling global challenges through a regional perspective. Building on the resounding success of the World Chambers Congress, the summits serve as platforms for chambers and businesses to collaborate and lead the response to challenges and opportunities. WCF Chair Rifat Hisarcıklıoğlu said: “ Regional focus is vital to amplify the voice of the real economy and to ensure the work programme of our World Chambers Federation remains inclusive, regionally relevant and impactful. The WCF Regional Summits mark a significant milestone in our efforts to foster global collaboration and address challenges through a regional lens .” ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton said: “ Inclusivity is our guiding principle for effective multilateralism. Our ICC regional summits will underscore the pressing need for enhanced global cooperation and governance while ensuring chambers and businesses, large and small, have a voice in the decision-making processes that shape international cooperation and economic development .” The summits will enable knowledge sharing and capacity building around the four key pillars of the WCF work plan: Empowerment of women, enhanced access to global markets for MSMEs, digitalisation for MSMEs, and sustainability in business and climate action. Open to WCF members and non-members alike, Regional Summits will be co-hosted with local chambers further extending ICC’s influence and global reach to positively impact the operations of smaller businesses that are the economic backbone of communities worldwide. The inaugural WCF Regional Summit will be hosted by the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce and take place in Bogotá from May 8-10, 2024. Executive President of the Bogotá Chamber Ovidio Claros said: “ We are thrilled to co-host this groundbreaking regional Summit. This inclusive event aims to unite chamber members, industry leaders, and entrepreneurs in fostering solutions for MSMEs to access new markets, ultimately contributing to a more prosperous future for all globally.” A second WCF Regional Summit, to be hosted by the Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Türkiye (TOBB), is scheduled to take place from 23-25 October in Istanbul. Chambers interested in hosting a WCF Regional Summit are encouraged to contact ICC WCF for more information. For business. For you. Previous Next

Marketing and advertising ICC provides guidance on the ever-changing landscape of modern marketing and advertising issues, promoting effective self-regulation that is harmonized to best practice around the world. Why self regulation in Marketing? The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) supports self-regulation in marketing and advertising because it helps gain the trust of consumers and keeps the market lively and open to new ideas. This approach means that businesses in the advertising, marketing, and media sectors agree to follow their own set of rules and standards. These standards are more stringent than what the law requires. By committing to truthful, lawful, decent, and honest advertising, businesses build a stronger relationship with consumers. The practice of self-regulation began in 1937 and has been adopted in over 35 countries. The Consolidated ICC Code of Advertising and Marketing Communication Practice is seen as the leading model for self-regulation. It has laid the foundation for many of the self-regulatory systems we see today. The ICC codes are kept up-to-date and relevant by being flexible enough to work with different local laws and cultures. They are also regularly revised to keep up with new technologies and ways of doing business. The development of these codes involves a lot of input from industry professionals and experts both within and outside of the ICC, ensuring broad support and agreement. Digital Marketing Communication The digital media landscape is changing quickly, mainly due to new technology. This change has led to a significant increase in digital advertising. A growing concern in digital advertising is how businesses use Online Behavioural Advertising (OBA) to create personalized ads for internet users. This raises questions about consumer privacy and the protection of personal data, which are crucial for responsible advertising practices. The ICC's Code for Advertising and Marketing Communication Practice addresses these concerns by setting the first worldwide rules for OBA. These rules aim to protect consumers and encourage businesses to maintain high ethical standards. They include: Making it easy for consumers to opt out of data collection for advertising. Clearly stating when a social network site is commercial and controlled by advertisers. Only sending direct marketing messages when it's likely the consumer will be interested. Following acceptable commercial practices on social networks and only posting marketing messages where allowed. Giving extra protection to children What is Online Behavioural Advertising (OBA)? Online Behavioural Advertising (OBA) is when businesses collect information about a person's online actions over time, using one device across many different websites. They do this to show ads that match the person's interests and preferences. ICC code offers guidance for website operators and others on how to properly use OBA, which includes: Giving clear and obvious information about if and how OBA data is collected, including what kind of data is gathered and why. Providing a simple way for people to control whether their data is collected and used for OBA. Requiring clear permission from consumers before collecting and using their data through methods that track their visits across many websites. Asking for clear permission before using sensitive information to create targeted advertising groups. Keeping strong security measures to protect the data collected. Not creating advertising groups aimed at children under 13 years old. Additionally, the ICC organizes experts to discuss new challenges brought by digital marketing methods or platforms. This helps provide advice and viewpoints to those making policies on a global level. One of these groups, the Working Group on Digital Media, has created a Resource Guide to go along with the global principles on OBA outlined in the Code. This guide serves as a helpful tool for self-regulating OBA. Marketing's Response to Eco-Friendly Demands As the world becomes more concerned about environmental issues, people are asking for clearer information on how products affect the environment. Businesses are responding by trying to lessen their environmental impact, recognizing that this matters more to consumers now. However, there have been complaints about companies exaggerating or falsely presenting their products' environmental benefits or their own green practices. This practice, known as "greenwashing," involves making vague or misleading claims about a product's eco-friendliness. It can damage trust among consumers and unfairly disadvantage companies that are genuinely committed to honest and non-deceptive advertising. To address this issue, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has created a global Framework for Responsible Environmental Marketing Communications . This framework is designed to help businesses navigate the complex world of green marketing claims . It covers a range of claims, from general sustainability to specific ones like climate impact, recyclability, and degradability. The framework provides a more detailed interpretation of the environmental claims section of the general code and includes a checklist. This checklist helps marketers and their agencies review their claims to ensure they are honest and socially responsible, thereby maintaining consumer trust. ICC response to European Commission’s Green Claims Directive Tailoring Marketing to Children Carefully Marketing plays a crucial role in informing consumers, including children, about products and services, contributing to economic growth. ICC Code emphasizes that all marketing should be legal, decent, honest, and truthful, especially considering how messages are understood by children. Children, being adept with media and technology, have access to a variety of marketing channels and content. However, their lack of experience in evaluating information makes them susceptible to misleading or inappropriate content. Recognizing this, ICC underscores the importance of marketers being extra careful when communicating with children and teenagers, treating them as distinct groups with specific needs and understanding levels. ICC defines "children" as those 12 and under, and "teens" or "young people" as those aged 13 to 18. To promote responsible marketing to children, the ICC's Consolidated Code provides guidelines that consider children's sensibility and society's social and cultural values.

< Back Marieke van Hooijdonk A&O Shearman Arbitrator Contact Details Netherlands +31 20 674 1123 marieke.vanhooijdonk@aoshearman.com Additional Links: Link Contact Details Biography Marieke is a renowned international arbitration counsel. She handles complex and high-stake disputes across various sectors and jurisdictions, involving joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, trade, contracts and more. She also represents clients in arbitration related court proceedings. Marieke is recently elected as new Vice-President to the ICC International Court of Arbitration for 2024-2027. In addition, she is a member of the ICC Dutch Nominations Commission and the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR. She has served as the Dutch member on the ICC Court in Paris from 2014 until 2021. She often acts as arbitrator, including as chair and emergency arbitrator. Marieke also has a long standing role as deputy judge at the Court of Appeal in Arnhem-Leeuwarden. Marieke regularly speaks and writes on arbitration related issues. Her book "Litigation in the Netherlands" published by Kluwer, is still widely used. Marieke is ranked as Band 1 – Arbitration Counsel (Chambers Europe, Netherlands, 2024-2014), appears in the "Hall of Fame" in Legal 500 and is named Thought Leader in Who's Who Legal Arbitration. Clients praise Marieke for her knowledge, strategy, advocacy and teamwork. Some of her recent testimonials include: “Marieke van Hooijdonk is an absolute force of nature in arbitration in the Netherlands. A fearless advocate for her client and completely on top of the detail. ” “Marieke van Hooijdonk is top-notch and has been the best arbitration lawyer in the industry for many years, if not decades – very strong and confident advocacy, razor sharp and very committed to reaching the client’s goals and needs, creative and persuasive, drawing on extensive arbitration experience and expertise .” (Legal 500 2024 Dispute Resolution). "She is a highly esteemed lawyer for ICC and NAI arbitrations. " (Chambers Global 2024 Dispute Resolution: Arbitration Counsel). “Marieke van Hooijdonk is the grand lady of the Dutch arbitration scene, brilliant sharp mind and excellent analytical and tactical skills. A pleasure to work with. ” (Legal 500 2023 Dispute Resolution). “She is absolutely brilliant. ” (Chambers Global 2023 Dispute Resolution. Languages Spoken Dutch, English Specialisation Corporate Law / M&A, Investment / Public International Law, Financial Services, Biotech, Pharmaceutical, Technology, Media, Life Sciences and Healthcare Bar Admission(s) Credentials CV

< Back New chair of Global ICC Environment and Energy Commission announced ICC WBO May 15, 2024 ICC has announced the appointment of Rob Cameron, Global Head of ESG Engagement, Nestlé as the new Chair of the ICC Global Commission on Environment and Energy – a global forum of more than 500 members to shape policy discussions on the international sustainability agenda, including climate change and green economy. With over 25 years’ experience in the fields of sustainability and corporate responsibility, Mr Cameron joined Nestlé in January 2020 as Global Head of Public Affairs and was closely involved in the development of Nestlé’s Net Zero Climate Roadmap, its commitments on regenerative agriculture, and the development of the company’s Human Rights Roadmap and action plans. He is also the Secretary to the Sustainability Committee of Nestlé’s Board of Directors. Rob Cameron This is a key appointment for the ICC Commission on Environment and Energy as it continues to evolve its strong and unique offering to the international business community. With a mandate beginning 1 June 2024, Mr Cameron will be responsible for ensuring ICC’s leading role in leading international debate on the development of coherent policy frameworks, solutions and tools that enable and scale enhanced ambition – in line with the objectives of the Paris Agreement, the UN Convention on Biological Diversity and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. ICC Global Policy Director Andrew Wilson said: Mr Cameron has the experience, energy and vision that will be instrumental in leveraging ICC’s role in this strategic priority area. We are honoured that he has agreed to take on this important role and look forward to his leadership and support in accelerating sustainability and climate action. Mr Cameron said: ICC’s Global Environment and Energy Commission is focused on addressing some of society’s most pressing challenges, particularly the climate crisis, plastic pollution and biodiversity loss. This Commission represents the voice of forward-looking business in addressing these challenges, and helps policymakers see their interconnected and systemic nature in a way that few others can. That is why I am delighted to take on this important responsibility and I look forward to working with Commission members and the ICC Secretariat in pursuing its vital agenda. Mr Cameron takes over from Justin Perrettson, Head of Partnerships and External Engagement at Novonesis, who has led the work of the Commission on Environment and Energy for the past six years. ICC expressed gratitude for Mr Perrettson’s time, commitment and stewardship during his time as Chair and looks forward to his continued engagement in ICC’s policy work. Learn more about ICC work on sustainability and climate action Previous Next

ICC Arbitration and ADR Training Registration Form As part of our commitment to providing better services and increasing knowledge around ICC Arbitration and DRS, we are pleased to offer our members the opportunity to participate in a training on ICC Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolutions. This training will be offered in the Netherlands, free of charge for our members, and conducted by a member of the ICC Dispute Resolution Services. How Does It Work? For Larger Firms : We offer the possibility of organizing in-house training sessions, for groups of 5 to 20 participants to ensure active participation. Up to 3 training sessions can be scheduled in a day, depending on the final agenda. We can tailor the agenda to suit your needs, making it a 1.5 to 3-hour training session. There is also the option to focus on specific aspects of ICC arbitration for a more targeted session. Certificates of attendance will be provided by ICC, allowing lawyers to claim their PO points. To streamline the registration process, please submit this form. Name of Firm Expected Number of Trainees Can the Training be Hosted In-House? * Yes No Type of Training * Introduction to ICC Arbitration Focus Session on Specific Areas of ICC Arbitration Both Select topics you would like to address: Overview of ICC Arbitration Role of the ICC Secretariat Role of the ICC Court Drafting Arbitration Agreements (incl. Scrutiny Process, Expedited Proceedings, Emergency Arbitration, Terms of Reference) Selection of Arbitrators Complex Arbitrations ICC Mediation Dispute Boards Proposed Timing (we will contact you for exact dates, please provide an indicative timeline) Preferred Time 08:00 AM 08:30 AM 09:00 AM 09:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 11:00 AM 11:30 AM 12:00 PM 12:30 PM 01:00 PM 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM 03:00 PM 03:30 PM 04:00 PM 04:30 PM 05:00 PM 05:30 PM Choose a time Focus Session topics you would like to address: Overview of ICC Arbitration Role of the ICC Secretariat Role of the ICC Court Drafting Arbitration Agreements (incl. Scrutiny Process, Expedited Proceedings, Emergency Arbitration, Terms of Reference) Selection of Arbitrators Complex Arbitrations ICC Mediation Dispute Boards Preferred Time 08:00 AM 08:30 AM 09:00 AM 09:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 11:00 AM 11:30 AM 12:00 PM 12:30 PM 01:00 PM 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM 03:00 PM 03:30 PM 04:00 PM 04:30 PM 05:00 PM 05:30 PM Choose a time Contact Information: Additional Notes or Requirements I agree to the terms & conditions View terms of use Submit Thank you for submitting the form. We will contact you soon!