Faces of Salvia

Meet Anique Soetermeer, Director People & Culture

"Being part of Salvia at such a pivotal moment is thrilling. We’re at an exciting turning point, and I’m really enjoying the ride!"

And Anique Soetermeer-Gabriels’ role couldn’t be more crucial.

As Director of People and Culture, Anique is responsible for finding the talent Salvia needs to grow while helping shape the evolving company culture. “We’ve gone from 30 people when I started to 50 after just one year of recruitment,” she says. “That’s insane.”

As much as anyone at Salvia, Anique is driven. That’s partly due to her being a total extrovert and partly due to her daughter, who has been debilitated by migraine. “When I heard about what Salvia does, my daughter had been home for three years because of migraine," Anique says. “She was in social isolation. She didn't go to school anymore. She didn't have friends anymore, and had headaches six out of seven days. That was extreme. So, yes, of course, I really want to work for this company!”

Anique had been deeply in the startup scene during several years kickstarting tech accelerator (and now venture builder) HighTechXL. This time, she’s deeply in a company in transition, and all the huge changes that brings. “I think a lot of people here chose the startup life, not the corporate life,” she says. “Salvia is growing out of the startup phase; we are in a new phase.”

And so is Anique.

Working for Anique was a 24/7 commitment. Now, at Salvia, she has a much better work-life balance. "My daughter said to me, ‘I only ever saw you in a suit, working hard and constantly on the phone. You were home, but not present. Now, I feel like I have my mom back.’”

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