SEO Amsterdam Economics
Tim Schwartz is currently working as an Onderzoeker at SEO Economisch Onderzoek since April 2019. Prior to this, Tim held the position of Junior Business Consultant at Ordina from October 2018 to March 2019. Tim has a diverse professional background, including project support at NOC*NSF and operational management at Combatzone Live. Tim has also completed a Master's degree in Economics and Governance from Leiden University, where Tim previously obtained a Bachelor's degree in Bestuurskunde. Tim's educational background also includes a Bachelor of Applied Science in Sportmanagement from De Haagse Hogeschool and various additional courses in areas such as finance and sports marketing.
SEO Amsterdam Economics
SEO Amsterdam Economics conducts applied economic research on behalf of both public and private sector clients. Our research is fully independent, thus helping our clients to take the right decisions. SEO is affiliated with the University of Amsterdam and has extensive expertise in many markets. Our strength is our analytical approach, using a mix of quantitative and qualitative research methods and techniques. SEO Amsterdam Economics was founded in 1949, by the Economic Faculty of the University of Amsterdam, to encourage applied research. This makes SEO one of the Netherlands' oldest economic research agencies. SEO Amsterdam Economics was transformed into a foundation independent from the University in the nineteen-eighties, although it retains close links with the academic community. Our clients are many and varied: we work for ministries, companies and institutions in the non-profit sector, both nationally and internationally. SEO Amsterdam Economics is an independent organisation: as we are not linked to specific interests or parties, we are often requested to carry research into 'open questions'. In general, SEO reports are made public to guarantee our autonomy and scientific quality. SEO Amsterdam Economics is a medium-sized, horizontal organisation. We have a scientific staff of about 40, the majority of whom are economists or econometricians. As the occasion arises our staff carry out research in cooperation with scientists from other disciplines.