In his most recent role as Director of Strategy & Policy at Haag Wonen, one of the larger social housing corporations in the Netherlands, he was responsible for translating long-term ambitions into a coherent multi-year strategy and driving organisational change in the context of a national housing shortage, energy transition and increasing societal pressure.

Throughout his career, Vincent has taken on leadership roles in situations that required direction, renewal and decisiveness. As acting Managing Director of the Amsterdam anti-discrimination office, he stepped in during a period of organisational crisis, rebuilt the organisation, strengthened its positioning and significantly expanded its reach and impact.

Earlier, as Managing Director of the Museum of the Canals in Amsterdam, he developed and executed a strategy that positioned the organisation as a distinctive cultural destination and successful commercial venue.

Vincent started his career in international corporate finance, working in sustainable development as the right-hand man of the global head of SD at ABN AMRO, as well as in financial consultancy being involved in strategic advisory and investor engagement around impact investing.

He combines a strong financial and strategic foundation with a sharp understanding of governance and stakeholder dynamics. Vincent is known for his analytical strength, political sensitivity and ability to connect people and interests — while maintaining focus on results and long-term value creation. His background includes early leadership in political organisations and participation in international programmes such as the International Visitor Leadership Program of the U.S. State Department.

He holds a Master’s degree in Finance (MSc) and a degree in Business Administration (drs.) from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.