Gerard Sanderink has been suspended from his duties as CEOs of construction company Strukton and engineering firm Oranjewoud with immediate effect. Strukton announces this on its website. The supervisory board will immediately take over the management in its own words, in the interests of the company, its employees and other stakeholders.
Last year, it emerged that Sanderink, along with former Strukton board members, was suspected of bribing a project in Saudi Arabia. It is unknown whether this played a role in this decision.
As Strukton’s press release states, Sanderink is regularly discredited: “The Board made this decision after a series of events involving Mr. Sanderink.”
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Regulators are citing, among other things, the drama surrounding IT company Centric. Some time ago, Sanderink was removed from his CEO position by the court. The public prosecutor asked for an exception. Centric also provides important IT services for many public institutions and governments in the Netherlands.
Sanderink has also been in the news frequently in all kinds of lawsuits brought against his ex-girlfriend, Brigitte van Egten, who also works at Centric. He involved the company in this conflict, and three executives resigned afterwards. As a result, her relationship with Rian van Rijbroek was also frequently in the news. Claims to be a cyber expert.
Source: NOS
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