Events

Juan-Carlos Goilo, writer, theater maker, and director, will be telling us about his work, including the location theater project Free to be Free. He will discuss his challenges and the opportunities for Curaçao.

Profiling by analysis is combining the interpretation of facial expressions, body language and voice use during the process of discovering the presence (or absence) of correlations in behavior and expression both in natural circumstances and under pressure.
By analyzing (in-)congruences between what is expressed and how its expressed in each situation (natural/pressure) it becomes possible to improve the interpretation (or meaning) of the expression as well as to derive the persons/subject’s behavior.
The insights I help gain can be used in multiple ways. Increased awareness of what kinds of expressions one has and how they are (or are not) congruent with what is said and exercising to "express" differently could improve the outcome of a negotiation or trade deal. Another example where profiling is useful is when used to assess candidates applying for a high-profile position in your organization. It could help get insights into what happens with ethics, morale, and corporate discipline in extreme emotional/situational pressure situations. Choosing your candidate based on the expected future behavior (by deducing the variables) increases the chance that your future C-level executive navigates clearly through clouded situations.

Biography

Kirsten Heukels is a versatile professional with a background in Law from Utrecht University and was one of the first mediators in the Netherlands. Her focus on legal certainty and her ability to make people feel truly heard and seen led to years of success, achieving the highest closure rate and satisfaction among court-appointed mediators. This approach is at the core of her company, 1for2 Social Innovation, where the slogan "Attention is our Craft" defines their services.

With over 24 years of experience as the founder and consultant at 1for2 Social Innovation, Kirsten provides solutions that help individuals and teams move forward. She has guided hundreds of people and teams in their personal and professional development through training and coaching, aiming for optimal collaboration and team performance. Her work as an External Confidential Advisor for organizations like KNVB, Odin, and Embraer highlights her dedication to supporting employees and management, even in the most challenging circumstances.

Kirsten’s unique skills in profiling and behavioral analysis make her a valuable advisor in situations requiring sharp insight and quick decisions. She specializes in analyzing micro-expressions, body language, and vocal cues to interpret and predict people’s underlying intentions. This expertise has been applied in various scenarios, from assisting with high-end executive recruitment in the USA to advising Premier League football clubs on strategies for penalty shootouts, all aimed at optimizing team performance.

Her social commitment is evident in her role as the national president of Junior Chamber International (JCI) Netherlands in 2010, where she represented 2,500 members internationally, including a speech at the United Nations in New York. Kirsten remains engaged as a Senator at JCI, continuing her passion for social entrepreneurship and innovation.

In addition to her role at 1for2 Social Innovation, Kirsten is also trained as a supervisor and commissioner, and she is frequently sought out by entrepreneurs and executives for strategic advice that reflects her broad worldview and people-centered approach.

Kirsten is a valuable addition to the advisory board of Liion Power B.V., where she and her fellow directors contribute to the strategic growth and internationalization of this tech startup.

For more information about Kirsten Heukels and her work, visit kirstenheukels.nl and 1for2socialinnovation.nl.

Join us for another exciting Rotary Happy Hour!

Let's explore the fascinating world of business with our fellow Rotarian, Marius van Noort.

November 21 at Dokweg 21 (next to Licores Maduro).

We look forward to your fellowship.

Please register by clicking the sign up button.

RCC Members: Free
All others: NAF. 50 per person
Payable on location

Join Us for Lottery Ticket Sales at the Pop-Up Shop in Zuikertuin!

We’ll have a table set up with colorful signs explaining the lottery and how to participate. It’s a fun way to enjoy fellowship with our club members and a great opportunity to sell your tickets! Here’s what you need to know:

• What to Bring: Bring your enthusiasm, RCC polo, T-shirt, or cap, your lottery tickets, and some drinks and/or food to stay refreshed.
• Important Supplies: Don’t forget to bring pens and small change for cash transactions.
• Cashless Payments: For those who don’t carry cash, think about using the Sentoo app for easy payments.

It’s very easy to sign up, and there are different time slots to choose from, so you can pick what works best for you!

Click the link to sign up!

Winners will be announced after Official Governement results of the drawing

For more information and the winning numbers click here

Deck the halls with boughs of holly, Fa la la la, la la la la!

You’re invited to join us for a magical Christmas celebration!

December 19th, 6:30 PM at Prime Restaurant, Zuikertuin Mall

Indulge in a delightful three-course dinner (with amuse) paired with festive drinks (wine and soft), while enjoying live music, entertainment and some surprises and lots of fellowship! 
Don your most cheerful Christmas attire and come ready to mingle with fellow Rotarians and their families. We can’t wait to celebrate the season with you!

RSVP: Please confirm your attendance with the link and make a note of your dietary restrictions in the comment box.

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