TEAM MEMEBERMaxim Akkermans
‘Leveraging data to drive strategic decisions’
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Master Degrees in Economics & Tax Law
Started transfer pricing career in 2016
Data & Analytics professional
Proud father & sports enthusiast
Maxim is a seasoned professional in the realms of transfer pricing and business intelligence, with a passion for leveraging data to drive strategic decisions. With a career spanning back to 2016, Maxim has honed his expertise in transfer pricing, gradually expanding his skill set to include financial modelling in both Excel & PowerBI.
Throughout his professional journey, Maxim has demonstrated a remarkable ability to develop and implement cutting-edge dashboarding solutions. His innovative contributions have been instrumental in streamlining processes and enhancing decision-making capabilities for clients. Notably, the dashboarding solutions Maxim developed within Big Four environment continue to be utilized on a global scale, serving as a testament to his enduring impact and commitment to excellence.
Personal
Sports: I enjoy football, engaging in workouts, and going for runs. Music: My playlist includes tunes that get you moving, alongside Belgian indie rock. Art: I have an appreciation for contemporary artists like Anselm Kiefer and SIJOE, and I’m also a fan of stand-up comedy, particularly Jeroen Leenders.
Anselm Kiefer, born in 1945 in Germany, is a prominent artist known for his deeply provocative and symbolic works that grapple with history, mythology, and memory. His art, encompassing paintings, sculptures, and installations, often features materials like lead, ash, clay, and straw, adding physical depth to the thematic weight of his pieces. Kiefer’s work confronts the dark chapters of German history, particularly the Holocaust and World War II, while also delving into the Kabbalah, alchemy, and the existential quest for understanding. His large-scale, textured works are lauded for their ability to evoke reflection on devastation, redemption, and the cyclical nature of destruction and rebirth.
