Since March Tamara Muller is joining the team at Finch Buildings as a marketing and communication toolspecialist. With her background in design In marketing, she brings a combination of creativity and strategic insight. She focuses on raising awareness of our vision and projects so that more people can see what’s possible with modular timber construction.
Tamara studied IInterior DDesign &
studied styling at the Jan des Bouvrie Academy. Soon after, she found herself in the world of marketing, at the headquarters of a Dutch fashion company. An environment where You’re always planning a season ahead while also executing the current season. You’re quick to adapt, always on the go, and constantly focused on telling a compelling, inspiring story.
After working in advertising, Tamara made the switch to the real estate sector, where she worked for a property developer. It was a world with a completely different pace: more patience and with a visible impact. She says: “You’re working on something that literally finds its place in a neighborhood, stays there for a long time, and gives people a home.”
Tamara worked on project brochures, websites, construction site fencing and events. And sometimes just a floor plan, where her design background came in handy. It was during that time that she first became acquainted with Finch Buildings, a name she already thought at the time: we’re going to be hearing more about this.
After that, Tamara deliberately chose a different workField: the cultural sector. At Haarlem Marketing and Stadsklooster Haarlem, she worked on strengthening the city’s brand and raising the profile of initiatives in the city. Working for her own city gave her a new perspective on marketing: the impact of what you create, You'll see the results right away in your own environment.
Why Finch?
And now Finch Buildings. Here For Tamara, it all comes together: substance, creativity, and social impact. “Here, I can do what I enjoy most: translating strategy into specific marketing and communicationresources and ensure that the story is seen. Because what we're doing here is that deserves a spot on the podium!”
