Bramske van Beijma thoe Kingma– Dudok van Heel obtained her master's degree from the University of Leiden in the field of Public Administration with a specialization in Management of Information Systems in 1998. Her career journey began as a Project Manager at airline KLM Cargo, followed as a Consultant and later as an accomplished Account Manager at engineering and consulting firm Tebodin. In 2012, she joined contractor Royal BAM Group, holding pivotal roles in energy transition initiatives amongst others at BAM Infra Energy & Water. In 2020, she joined Ballast Nedam, a Rönesans Holding group company based in the Netherlands. Currently, she serves as the Director of Corporate Social Responsibility and the Director of Digital Transformation & Innovation, making significant contributions to both the company and the broader industry at Ballast Nedam. Since 2023, she has also held the position of Board Member at Rönesans Holding.
About Rönesans Group
Rönesans Holding, the conglomerate's leading investment entity headquartered in Ankara, is the 53rd largest international contracting company globally and one of the largest in Europe. With operations spanning 30 countries across Europe, Central Asia, and Africa, including subsidiaries such as Ballast Nedam in the Netherlands and Heitkamp Industrial Solutions GmbH in Germany, Rönesans has been operating as the main contractor and investor successfully for 30 years in construction, energy, healthcare, real estate development and industrial investments. Putting resilience and growth through innovation at the core of the company, with a priority on sustainability and social development, Rönesans has developed projects supporting students with scholarships, academic platforms and initiatives; been a signatory of the UN Global Compact since 2015; and a signatory of the UN Women’s Empowerment Principles since 2016.
Under the leadership of its president, Erman Ilıcak, Rönesans, along with its partners GIC, Meridiam Infrastructure, Sojitz, Samsung C&T, TotalEnergies, and IFC of the World Bank Group (minority shareholder in the group), has invested more than EUR8 billion into pioneering projects globally.
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