Jan Zonneveld

Jan Zonneveld serves as a Lecturer and researcher in Corporate Governance & Leadership at the Amsterdam School of International Business (AMSIB), part of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. His academic profile centers on applied research bridging theoretical frameworks with practical banking sector challenges.

His research interests focus on Corporate Governance, Leadership, Banking, SMEs, Public-Private Partnerships, and Debt Management. Work examines Dutch SME-bank relationships through lenses of automated protocols, credit quality, and humanized debt management systems. Key themes include norm alignment in financial processes and institutional dynamics between public and private sectors.

Publications reveal consistent focus on Dutch banking practices, with recent work (2024) analyzing 'dungeons' of bank debt systems and 2017/2016 outputs exploring SME credit relationships and state capitalism in banking. Research demonstrates interdisciplinary approach spanning finance, institutional theory, and organizational behavior.

Recognized with the NWO Lecturer Grant in 2001, this award supports academic teaching excellence. The grant reflects early-career recognition of pedagogical contributions within Dutch higher education.

As part of the Corporate Governance & Leadership lectorate at AMSIB (CEDIS), Zonneveld contributes to applied research initiatives focused on practical governance solutions. His work maintains strong industry connections, particularly with Dutch banking institutions and SME stakeholders.