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Upon the formation, Pieter and Françoise Geelen chose four objectives for the foundation’s grantmaking: education, art, nature conservation and leprosy research. Nature conservation and education projects supported focus on developing countries (primarily in Africa); art projects supported take place in the Netherlands. The budget is roughly €3,000,000 per year. Since it was founded, the Turing Foundation has made donations or allocated donations for 300 (multi-)year projects totalling about €40,000,000. The Turing Foundation was awarded in 2009 and in 2011 with the Transparancy Award for the best annual year report.

Turing has always been one of the heroes of our founder, Pieter Geelen. When Geelen and a friend who studied computer science together started a company in 1991, they named it the Turing Machine Company. In 2005 this company was renamed TomTom and it was listed on the Dutch stock exchange. From the proceeds of that IPO the Turing Foundation was founded.
The Turing Foundation currently has no open positions.
MANAGEMENT
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![]() Ellen Wilbrink Director Art, Leprosy, Finance ellen@turingfoundation.org Ellen studied history at the University of Amsterdam. For three years, she was the Turing Foundation's project manager, responsible for monitoring and evaluation of art- and education projects. She has worked previously as project manager at the VSB Fund, in External Relations at the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, and as Director's Assistant the Heritage Foundation Heemschut. | ![]() Lian Heinhuis Director Nature and Climate lian@turingfoundation.org Lian studied political science at the University of Amsterdam. She previously worked as a business and program manager at the Porticus Foundation. In addition to her work at the Turing Foundation, she is party leader of the PvdA in Amsterdam and spokesperson for sustainability, circular economy and energy transition. | |
![]() Florentine van Waesberghe-Six Projectmanager Art and Education florentine@turingfoundation.org Florentine studied Dutch Law at Groningen University. She has previously worked as project manager at Fortis Foundation and MVO Nederland and as project coordinator of the Turing Museumpleinbus for the Stedelijk Museum, Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum. |
BOARD
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chairman
Co-founder of TomTom NV.
Treasurer Stichting Van Gogh Museum Fonds.
Treasurer Vereniging Rembrandt.
treasurer
C.E.O. of EY Nederland.
Treasurer Stichting Gan Hasjalom.
Board member Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam,
Board member Joods Museum.
boardmember
Manager Media en Politieke Zaken a.i. Amnesty International
| REWARD Board members do not receive any renumeration for their work on behalf of the Turing Foundation. Directors and staff receive renumeration comparable to similar funds and ngo's in The Netherlands. The Turing Foundation has been awarded ANBI charitable status; Fiscal number 81 61 09 229. |
The full text of our foundation's policies
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As such, the Turing Foundation handles personal data with the utmost care and secures it in accordance with the
Dutch Personal Data Protection Act (Wbp) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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