Martèl Bakker Schut

Current

Chair of the Newspaper and Periodicals Working Group at IFRRO
Manager at Cedar BV

Past

Afdelingsvoorzitter GroenLinks Amsterdam Zuideramstel at GroenLinks
Deputy Managing Director at Cedar BV
Project Manager Licensing Business Sector at Cedar BV

Manager Stichting Reprorecht at Cedar BV
Sales/Business Development Manager at PI Projekt & Interieur Magazine
Sales/Business Development Manager at Items Magazine
Sales/Business Development Manager at Design in Business Magazine
Distribution Manager at Boomerang
Wholesale Manager at Pols Potten

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Education

University of Applied Sciences (HvA)
University of Amsterdam (UvA)
University of Amsterdam (UvA)

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Connections

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Industry

Management Consulting

Martèl Bakker Schut’s Summary

Martèl is an inquisitive and enthusiastic researcher of everything that happens around him. He is an imaginative and creative visionary, who for most people is a source of inspiration. Martèl often knows intuitively what structure and organization certain ideas and people need so long-term goals can be achieved. Martèl is less suitable for routine and detailed work. He enjoys projects where he can book progress.

(Insights Discovery, July 2008 - http://tinyurl.com/qgwrpw)

Martèl Bakker Schut’s Specialties:

Constantly looking for a new challenge.
All-round and adapts easily to many situations.
A born entrepreneur, inquisitive and highly adaptable.
Imaginative thinker and very talented long-term planner.
Will connect with various organizations to achieve his goal.
Solves problems with a lot of imagination.
Is coming up with new ideas constantly.
Quick and agile.
Strong work ethic.
Innovation is necessary for him.

(Insights Discovery, July 2008 - http://tinyurl.com/qgwrpw)

Martèl Bakker Schut’s Experience

Chair of the Newspaper and Periodicals Working Group

IFRRO

(Publishing industry)

February 2009 — Present (11 months)

The Working Group provides relevant information to all IFRRO members on the analogue and digital licensing of material from newspapers and periodicals. This includes information on requirements for digital services in the news and journalistic media, and how these can be monitised for the rightholders of original content; and how the development of digital media business models can be sustained.

The International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organisations (IFRRO) is an independent organisation established on the basis of the fundamental international copyright principles embodied in the Berne and Universal Copyright Conventions. Its purpose is to facilitate, on an international basis, the collective management of reproduction and other rights relevant to copyrighted works through the co-operation of national Reproduction Rights Organisations (RROs). Collective or centralised rights management is preferable where individual exercise of rights is impractical.
Manager

Cedar BV

(Privately Held; Publishing industry)

January 2006 — Present (4 years )

Concerned with efficient collective management of rights and the development of digital services to complement creators' and publishers' own activities.
Advising the board of the copyright organisations Stichting Reprorecht, Stichting PRO and Stichting Musicopy respectively. Managing the Stichting Reprorecht licensing of the Business Sector, Government and Education for their use of text and image based copyright works, and the subsequent distribution of collected monies to the rightholders.

Cedar BV is a service company for six copyright organisations in the Netherlands: Stichting Leenrecht (lending rights), Stichting Lira (literary, dramatic, audio visual rights and freelance journalists), Stichting Musicopy (song text and sheet music), Stichting PRO (Publishers Rights Association), Stichting Reprorecht (reprographic reproduction) and Stichting Thuiskopie (private copy remuneration).
Afdelingsvoorzitter GroenLinks Amsterdam Zuideramstel

GroenLinks

(Non-Profit; Political Organization industry)

March 2006 — July 2008 (2 years 5 months)

Voorzitter van de partijafdeling GroenLinks Amsterdam Zuideramstel. De afdeling heeft ruim 150 partijleden en is met drie raadsleden en een duo-raadslid vertegenwoordigd in de stadsdeelraad deze periode (maart 2006 - maart 2010)
De Amsterdamse gemeenteraad heeft onlangs ingestemd met het collegevoorstel voor zeven sterke stadsdelen per 1 mei 2010, waarbij de huidige stadsdelen Zuideramstel en Oud-Zuid samengaan in stadsdeel Zuid.
De GroenLinks partijafdelingen Zuideramstel en Oud-Zuid hebben hierop besloten te fuseren: voor een sterke gezamenlijke kandidatenlijst en een effectieve verkiezingscampagne 2010.
Deputy Managing Director

Cedar BV

(Privately Held; Publishing industry)

September 2001 — August 2007 (6 years )

Assisting the Managing Director maintaining client relationships and the development of new business; interact with the organization's operations, human resources, legal, and finance departments to ensure that business growth goals are established and met.

Cedar BV is a service company for six copyright organisations in the Netherlands: Stichting Leenrecht (lending rights), Stichting Lira (literary, dramatic, audio visual rights and freelance journalists), Stichting Musicopy (song text and sheet music), Stichting PRO (Publishers Rights Association), Stichting Reprorecht (reprographic reproduction) and Stichting Thuiskopie (private copy remuneration).
Project Manager Licensing Business Sector

Cedar BV

(Privately Held; Publishing industry)

September 2002 — December 2005 (3 years 4 months)

In 2003 legislation made it mandatory for the Dutch business sector to pay authors a fee through Stichting Reprorecht for photocopying copyright protected works.
It was initially decided to ensure that the payment model complied as closely as possible with the relevant law; a payment structure relating to usage. In this respect it was important to know the percentage of all of the photocopies made within a business in respect of which reprographic reproduction fees are payable. This was determined in the case of each industry based on research carried out by TNS and Veldkamp.

However, many businesses appeared to doubt the accuracy of the rates determined for their particular sector. Industrial associations approached the Minister of Justice, because they wanted a different scheme.
A new, simplified scheme was introduced at the request of the business sector and the various industrial associations. On 18 March 2004 an agreement was signed by representatives of VNO-NCW [Confederation of Industry and Employers], MKB Nederland [SME Association] and Stichting Reprorecht under the watchful eye of the Minister of Justice.

Implementation of the new scheme commenced immediately and more than 250,000 businesses had received a proposal for payment by the autumn of 2004. The number of problems specific to implementation remained limited and were largely resolved by a monitoring team. The Regeling Reprorecht Bedrijfsleven [Business Sector Reprographic Reproduction Rights Plan] got off to a successful start.
Cedar BV is a service company for copyright organisations in the Netherlands.
Manager Stichting Reprorecht

Cedar BV

(Privately Held; Publishing industry)

February 2000 — December 2005 (5 years 11 months)

Advising the board of copyright organisation Stichting Reprorecht.
Managing the Stichting Reprorecht licensing of Government and Education (and the Business Sector as from 2003) for their use of text and image based copyright works, and the subsequent distribution of collected monies to the rightholders.
Cedar BV is a service company for copyright organisations in the Netherlands.
Sales/Business Development Manager

PI Projekt & Interieur Magazine

(Publishing industry)

September 1997 — January 2000 (2 years 5 months)

Leading trade journal on interior design and interior products for the Dutch and Belgian commercial market. Each issue is designed around a relevant topic and gives the reader specific information and inspiring photography. The editors discuss innovative and leading interior design and recently completed projects
Sales/Business Development Manager

Items Magazine

(Publishing industry)

June 1996 — August 1997 (1 year 3 months)

Since its inception in 1982 Items developed into the leading design magazine in the Dutch area. Items looks at the design field from the idea that all design disciplines share a number of key characteristics. Architectural, graphic, industrial, product and fashion design are characterized by a specific relationship between art and industry as it was formerly called, then form and function, and nowadays culture and industry. Design is both functional product and cultural expression. In this respect Items is clearly a topical cultural magazine that messages about how we as cultural individuals express ourselves social and aesthetic.
Sales/Business Development Manager

Design in Business Magazine

(Publishing industry)

June 1996 — December 1996 (7 months)

Design in Business, trade journal on Design Management (1996-1998), demonstrated the industry the commercial importance of design in all its forms: packaging, corporate, product and brand design. Each issue was designed around a relevant topic: How to assess creative work, How to brief a design agency and How to manage your visual identity? Case descriptions of recently completed projects showed the practical impact of the new insights. Important for the editorial perspective was the motto Good Design is Good Business: clients are not here to enable designers to make beautiful things, designers are here to create opportunities for their clients.
Distribution Manager

Boomerang

(Privately Held; Publishing industry)

June 1995 — May 1996 (1 year )

Since the launch in 1993, the racks with Boomerang Free Cards (arty advertising greeting cards) have become a popular spot in Dutch cafes, cinemas, universities and gyms. Publishing and Media advertising company Boomerang now also distributes posters, publishes journals and books and organizes exhibitions.
Wholesale Manager

Pols Potten

(Design industry)

August 1988 — May 1995 (6 years 10 months)

The business was launched in 1986 when entrepeneur Erik Pol started to import terra cotta pots from Spain: Mediterranean sand-colored pottery, something very new at that time. The terra cotta pots were wildly popular, especially among florists. The store in the Amsterdam Jordaan district soon became too small for the steadily growing collection and in early 1988 a Cash and Carry Wholesale was opened - located in a greenhouse close to the Dutch flower auction in Aalsmeer. Pol's Potten now has her own line of interior design products and is active in many countries.

Martèl Bakker Schut’s Education

University of Applied Sciences (HvA)

Media and Information Management 2007 — 2008
University of Amsterdam (UvA)

Law 1985 — 1988
University of Amsterdam (UvA)

Economics 1984 — 1985

Additional Information

Martèl Bakker Schut’s Interests:

Precense, Systems Thinking, Cyberbodies, Lifestreams, Mirror-Worlds, Hive Minds, Swarms, Le Parasite, Pattern Recognition, Books, Media, Art, Culture, Literature, History, Philosophy, Science-Fiction