Explore the future and connect
Discover and learn, question and challenge, inspire, get inspired and connect as you explore the future of society, the planet and technology?
VoyEdge has over 12 years of experience helping companies and organizations uncover what’s next. Or could be next. Identifying opportunities and triggering ambitions that stimulate innovation and unleash creativity. Driving evolution and even revolution.
As VoyEdge, we take you on a challenging journey to the forefront of global advances and connect you to other business, research and innovation leaders. Our custom programs reflect the key drivers in your world. And we take care of the whole travel side, too.
Result: you get to explore innovation from the inside and plug into a high-quality network that covers the world’s innovation hotspots. So you know how to get ahead of the game. And stay there.
Shared experiences
Jeroen Heine
Director VP Capital
VoyEdge has more than excellently guided and advised us on our inspirational trip to China and contributed to make this trip an unforgettable one. From the start it was clear: these are people with relevant demonstrable experience and a (personal) drive to offer an absolutely unique experience. During the trip this was confirmed.
Fons Jurgens
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Efteling
At the Efteling we are of course quite spoiled when it comes to service and hospitality, but VoyEdge, and Rosalie in particular, guided us well before and during our inspirational journey! In the preliminary trajectory we thought along very well in order to set up a qualitative program. Through thorough research and open communication a tailor made program was created. Thanks to their expertise, flexibility and creativity, we made the most of our 3 days in London.
Bert Verveld
Chairman of the AHK Executive Board
VoyEdge has organized this trip excellently. Natascha managed to get the right people at the table. During the preparation Natascha listened carefully to all participants and adjusted the program accordingly. She had 'worked herself in' so well that she was able to give some conversations a substantive 'push' to get even more out of a visit.