A Brilliant Noise values careful organisation, good governance, and transparency in the way we operate and manage our finances.
On this page, we share key information about our foundation, our ANBI status, and how we ensure accountability.
Stichting A Brilliant Noise is an independent non-profit foundation and operates entirely in the public interest.
ANBI status (Public Benefit Organisation) has been applied for with the Dutch Tax Authorities and is currently under review.
In our governance, financial structure, and policy-making, we already adhere to the guidelines applicable to ANBI organisations.
We believe that artistic innovation should go hand in hand with transparency, integrity, and social responsibility.
Once ANBI status has been granted, this will be published here, and donations to the foundation will be tax-deductible in accordance with applicable legislation.
Name
Stichting A Brilliant Noise
RSIN
869151058
Visiting address
Willem Beukelsstraat 42N
1097 CT Amsterdam
Administrative address
Kiekstraat 87
1087 GK Amsterdam
Telephone
06 – 549 77 176
Website
www.abrilliantnoise.nl
The foundation aims to:
Stichting A Brilliant Noise develops, realises, and supports artistic and social projects that contribute to connection, empowerment, and cultural representation.
We believe in music and art as a universal language that brings people together beyond cultural and social boundaries.
The foundation is committed to:
We do this through the production of concerts, performances, educational programmes, community projects, and interdisciplinary collaborations.
The foundation has no profit motive. Any financial resources are fully used to realise its objectives.
Stichting A Brilliant Noise operates under a one-tier board model.
Within this model, executive and non-executive board members form a single board, with a clear division between executive and supervisory responsibilities.
This model ensures both effective decision-making and independent internal oversight.
K. Sleking — executive board member (Executive Director)
L. Dijkstra — non-executive board member (Chair)
L. Schutte — non-executive board member
The non-executive board members supervise policy and the general course of affairs within the foundation and act as sparring partners to the executive board member.
Board members are appointed in accordance with the foundation’s statutes.
Non-executive board members do not receive remuneration for their work.
They are only reimbursed for demonstrable and reasonable expenses.
The executive board member may receive remuneration where applicable, in line with the foundation’s objectives and financial capacity, and proportionate to the nature and scope of the work.
The foundation has no profit motive. All resources are used exclusively to achieve its statutory objectives.
The current policy plan outlines:
Download Policy Plan 2026–2028 (PDF)
A Brilliant Noise was established in 2026 and is currently in its start-up phase.
During this phase, the following has been realised:
An overview of our artistic activities and productions can be found on the Concerts page.
The first full annual report will be published here after the completion of the first financial year.
At the end of each financial year, Stichting A Brilliant Noise publishes within six months:
A Brilliant Noise starts in 2026. The first full annual report will be published here after the first financial year.
The mission and vision of Stichting A Brilliant Noise can be found on the Mission & Vision page.
Stichting A Brilliant Noise adheres to the principles of good governance as set out in the Dutch Governance Code for Culture.
Within the one-tier board model, there is a clear division of roles between executive and non-executive board members.
The executive board member is responsible for day-to-day management, strategic development, and implementation.
The non-executive board members provide independent oversight of:
They also act as a strategic sounding board for the executive director.
Decision-making follows the statutory provisions and is carefully documented.
In cases of potential conflict of interest, the relevant board member is excluded from deliberation and decision-making.
The foundation aims for a board that is diverse, independent, and complementary, in line with its social mission.
Stichting A Brilliant Noise follows a prudent financial policy focused on continuity and stability.
The foundation:
The board annually evaluates the financial position, risks, and long-term sustainability of the organisation.
Risks related to funding, partnerships, and implementation are identified in advance and considered in decision-making.
A Brilliant Noise operates in the public interest and without a profit motive.
We value:
We believe that artistic innovation can only be sustainable when embedded in good governance, integrity, and openness.
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