Who We Are

Bob Crezee studied physical geography and quaternary geology at the University of Utrecht. He then specialized in marketing and management in the cultural sector, more specifically in museums. Bob was, among other things, deputy director of the popular science museum Museon in The Hague; because of this position he was involved in a large number of European projects on the exchange of information between heritage institutions.

In 2000, Bob started working for the Reinwardt Academy, the only school for heritage professionals in the Netherlands; as a senior lecturer, he taught courses in the field of marketing and management. In addition to his work in education, he is active as a board member in a number of heritage institutions. Crezee was project leader for the renowned Erasmus + project Emphos, aimed at promoting cultural entrepreneurship at small and medium-sized heritage institutions.

In 2020 he switched to Quiosq. With his extensive experience and network, he wants to further promote the role that heritage can play in European consciousness. Bob is an expert in project management and orgazational change in the cultural sector. To him, the most important values are intellectual freedom and a focus on quality.

  • Have a look at Bob’s LinkedIn profile.

Karin Crezee studied Business Psychology and has dedicated her working life to helping schools and other educational facilities grow in their field. She has done many projects in and around this sector. From helping teachers to internally motivate their students, to helping staff prioritize their finances to expend the quality of their organisation.

But most of all, Karin is an entrepreneur. When she was younger, she started an educational centre for students who needed more assistance in their educational journey. Now she dedicates herself to advising and coaching other entrepreneurs or businesses in projects that matter to the people around them.

Together with Bob, she plans to take the projects they work at, to a higher level and create new projects to emphasize the importance of sharing and educating people about the beautiful European heritage.

Fun fact about Karin: Karin wrote and published her first children’s book last year, about the special relationship between brothers! 

  • Have a look at Karin’s LinkedIn profile.

Where do we come from?

We have experience with creating exhibitions, facilitating processes within museums, and stimulating dialogue between heritage institutions. We have all trained prospective museum professionals. But what we want is to make it easier for professionals to engage in meaningful interaction, and thereby help them to let the public know about the tremendous richness of European heritage.