CIIIC Advisory Board

The CIIIC Advisory Board – Ambassadors for IX in the Netherlands

After a thorough selection process, the Advisory Board of the National Growth Fund program CIIIC now includes 18 members. As representatives of the IX community and ambassadors for IX in the Netherlands, they play a vital role in ensuring the program stays closely connected to the industry.

The Advisory Board provides both solicited and unsolicited advice on key strategic and content-related issues to the CIIIC program team. Their goal is to ensure that the program’s content, activities, and outcomes meet the needs of the sector. The Advisory Board comprises creators (such as designers, developers, and producers), researchers, education specialists, and commissioners.

The current Advisory Board members, listed alphabetically:

  1. Claartje Aarts
  2. Dai-In (Danny) Han
  3. Danny van Zuijlen
  4. Emily Jacometti
  5. Erik Jan Bijvank
  6. Esther van der Linde
  7. Heleen Elferink
  8. Jelle Boerstra
  9. Jeroen van Mastrigt
  10. Joris Weijdom
  11. Jos Feijen
  12. Mark de Graaf
  13. Matthijs Leendertse
  14. Mir Wermuth
  15. Natasja Paulssen
  16. Nienke Huitenga Broeren
  17. Richard Valk
  18. Rufus Baas
  19. Yvonne van Everdingen
  20. Zerrin Yumak

The Advisory Board

Photo by Ben Houdijk. From left to right: Mark de Graaf, Jelle Boerstra, Yvonne van Everdingen, Erik Jan Bijvank, Emily Jacometti, Dai-In (Danny) Han, Claartje Aarts, Jos Feijen, Esther van der Linde, Danny van Zuijlen, Richard Valk, Mir Wermuth, Nienke Huitenga, Natasja Paulssen, Matthijs Leendertse, Heleen Elferink, Heleen Rouw (chair), Joris Weijdom, Zerrin Yumak, Martijn Arnoldus (interim secretary), and Jeroen van Mastrigt. Rufus Baas is not pictured.

Two representatives from public commissioning bodies will be added to the advisory board. The program director of CIIIC serves as chair, and the program secretary as secretary of the advisory board.

The full board meets in person at least twice a year and may invite observers to attend. Members of the advisory board are appointed throughout the entire program period (2025–2029).