WTC Amsterdam

15/10/2026

14/10/2026

33,000 people in the Netherlands are homeless. World Homeless Day was last Saturday, but the nights outside did not stop with it.

Last year, 50 people slept outside on Zuidplein and raised enough for 113 Sheltersuits. This year, we are going for 100 participants and €75,000.

On 29 October, WTC Live ends with the Zuidas Sleep Out: dinner in the Auditorium, a night on Zuidplein and breakfast the next morning. Join on your own or with your team, and gather sponsors in your network.

13/10/2026

As part of WTC Live: Dealing with Change, we’re opening our doors for a Breakfast Session on Thursday 29 October. Join us for good coffee, fresh croissants and thought-provoking ideas, in a room full of leaders who are curious about what comes next.
 
Meet the voices of the morning: Caroline de Gruyter, Andreas Ekström and Dr. Marcia Goddard on how we lead through change, with Joris Luyendijk as moderator and a harp performance by Indra Diallo.

02/10/2026

42 investors. 42 start-ups. One elevator.

Yesterday, our new Central Lobby became a matchmaking floor for the first edition of the Pitch Elevator, together with Golden Egg Check and StartupAmsterdam. Founders moved from investor to investor, meeting firms such as Invest-NL, Curiosity VC, Rockstart, No Such Ventures, LUMO Labs and Volve Capital.

“Start-ups in the Netherlands tend to think small. Conversations like these help founders to think bigger,” says Liz Duijves of Invest-NL, who will see Solaq again for a demo.

That is what we want WTC Amsterdam to be about: a place where the people building tomorrow can meet, connect and grow.

Thank you to everyone who made the first edition happen.

11/09/2026

Last year, 50 people slept outside on Zuidplein and raised enough for 113 Sheltersuits.

This year, we are going for 100.

On the night of 29 to 30 October, WTC Amsterdam and Sheltersuit Foundation are calling on professionals, teams and companies to sleep outside on Zuidplein. One night. A real difference for the 33,000 people in the Netherlands without a safe place to sleep.

Sign up via the link in our bio.

03/09/2026

The Central Lobby of WTC Amsterdam is officially open.

People are the building blocks. That was the idea behind the design, and it showed Tuesday night.

Femke Weller, Mirjam Zuurbier of TANK, Declan Stone of The Stone Twins, Rogier Sterk and Jurre van Driel took the stage. Cooloo, VanTot, ByBorre and Stone Projects brought the space to life.

Then the brass band came in. The countdown happened. And the lobby was filled with exactly the people it was designed for.

More to come.

25/08/2026

No challenge is too complex when you have the right people around the table. Meet , one of the companies calling WTC Amsterdam home.

They help organisations sharpen their strategy, unlock innovation and build the coalitions that make real impact possible.

Because “it can be done” isn’t just a mantra. It’s a method.

17/08/2026

Something is coming to the Zuidas this September.

is a free two-day festival for the WTC Amsterdam community and everyone who lives, works and moves around the Zuidas. Health and wellness during the day, live music and DJs in the evening, good food and a local market in between.

3 & 4 September 2026, free to attend.

10/08/2026

Lebogang Makomene left Johannesburg at seventeen, worked at the 2010 World Cup, built a career across three continents, and ended up in a building she had noticed on her very first day in Amsterdam.

She now works as a freelance financial consultant at CBRE Investment Management in WTC Amsterdam, moving between reporting, compliance, forecasting, and strategic planning. She adapts fast, builds trust across clients and contexts, and has learned to stay open rather than boxed in.

“I felt imprisoned by those identities. Now I prefer to stay open.”

02/07/2026

What if the most impactful thing you could do is drive change from within your organization?⁠
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Last Thursday, we partnered with The School for Moral Ambition and Young Green Business Club Zuidas for an evening around exactly that question. ⁠
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Marlot Kiveron, author of De Impactmissie, shared her own experience on how to get started, even when it feels impossible.⁠
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We closed the night with a simple challenge: two minutes, one stranger, a few questions on how to make impact in your own work.⁠
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Creating impact doesn’t happen alone. It starts with a conversation.