The Port of Den Helder
Challenge
The establishment of the Regional Hub Port in the south of Den Helder posed the challenge of shaping a demand-driven development strategy through Public Private Partnering while ensuring employment opportunities and the resilience of the existing seaport.
Contribution
STIG played a central role in this endeavor by creating a comprehensive development and marketing strategy within a public-private partnership. They adeptly managed stakeholders, particularly in the complex regional landscape, thus driving sustainable growth and economic prosperity in the area.
Category
Development Strategy, Economic Zones, homep.car., Marketing Strategy, Multimodal
Stig has played a pivotal role in shaping a demand-driven development strategy through innovative Public Private Partnering for the Regional Hub Port. This strategic initiative is set to materialize in an area located south of Den Helder and connected to the North Holland Canal. The proposed hub will feature a port and quays designed to efficiently cater to water-related businesses.
The establishment of this new enterprise not only generates employment opportunities but also bolsters the resilience of the existing seaport. Stig’s contributions encompass the creation of a comprehensive development and marketing strategy within the framework of a public-private partnership. This endeavor required adept stakeholder management, particularly in navigating the complexities of the regional landscape, ultimately driving sustainable growth and economic prosperity in the area.