Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands chairman of the Hartwig Medical Foundation Supervisory Board
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On July 14, Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands succeeded Robbert Dijkgraaf as chairman of the Supervisory Board of Hartwig Medical Foundation.
Prince Constantijn works with a variety of organizations that aim to support and stimulate technology and innovation.
With Prince Constantijn as chairman, we expect to continue to make progress progress in the field of technology and innovation. We look forward to working together.
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