Martijn Ridderbos is vice-chairman of the Executive Board.

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Martijn Ridderbos is vice-chairman of Leiden University's Executive Board. He is responsible for the portfolios of:  

• Finance   
• Real estate 
• ICT and research infrastructure 
• HRM   
• Physical) security at the university   

He is also the point of contact for the development of Campus The Hague. 

Martijn Ridderbos studied business economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam and the postgraduate controller course at VU University Amsterdam. After working for seven years at Moret Ernst & Young Consultancy, he was appointed Vice-President at Capgemini in 2001, where he managed an advisory group in the field of education, work and income. In 2008, he founded his own consulting firm. 

Ridderbos became Concern Director of Finances at the Public Prosecution Office (Openbaar Ministerie, OM) in 2013. From 2015, he combined this position with the position as General Director of the Service Centre of the OM. In these positions, his portfolio included finance, IT and facilities management.   

Between 2011 and 2017, Ridderbos was lecturer in Public Management at Utrecht University, teaching the executive master's Management van Publieke Vraagstukken (Management of Public Administration), and the masterclass in Leiderschap in Cultuur (Leadership in Culture), among others.