Tina

CEO

Tina is an expert in talent acquisition, known for her natural innovation and formidable business savvy. With 35 years of business experience in The Netherlands, Tina understands exactly how to get things done and serves as a consistent source of knowledge and inspiration for her team and clients. She is also a walking repository of brilliant HR anecdotes.

Now at a stage in her career where she can mentor others, Tina is dedicated to passing on her expertise to the next generation of professionals. Most impressively, she has also raised the world’s most energetic dog (aka the Blue Lynx Barketing Manager) and is currently busy opening Blue Lynx offices around the globe. Her warmth and energy light up any room, and she loves nothing more than sharing a good laugh with close friends.

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Grace Spring Evans

Barketing Manager

Grace is apparently a Whipador dog, but the Blue Lynx Team just see her as their 4-legged furry colleague! She is at Blue Lynx every day in her capacity as Barketing Manager. What does she do? She entertains, she takes siestas, she eats, and most importantly she gets petted when we are having one of those “I need a furry friend“ moments. Grace joined Blue Lynx a couple of years ago after being recruited from a dog rescue centre in Granada Spain. She shares her private downtime with Tina (CEO) – who is her butler & PA.

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Kiril Samarov

Canine Security Officer

Kiril (also known as Kircho) is a German Spitz and the Blue Lynx security officer. Don’t let his small size and cute, furry face fool you – Kircho is absolutely fearless and very protective of his owner Kristina. He is loyal and loud, barking at anyone who stands in his way. Outside the office, Kircho is a friendly and playful dog – especially after a long walk or a good meal.

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