The Neighborhood-Science Team

Mr. Bremen de Haan MBA, MA
Mr. de Haan, an International Rotary Fellow, is the Director of Social Media and translator for Neighborhood-Science. Bremen is the Confidential Sexual Violence Advocacy Coordinator for a non- profit organization and the co-founder for Mad About Science, Inc. Bremen's background includes, social sector international development and implementation strategy consulting. He has worked social, commercial and public sector development in 5 countries, managing clients on 3 continents. He is a 2013 International Rotary Academic Peace Fellow and a returned Peace Corps Panama Volunteer. Bremen is fluent in English and Spanish with a working knowledge in Dutch, Papiamentu and Level 1 Mandarin Chinese.
Bremen earned his MBA from The Rotterdam School of Business: Erasmus University, holds a M.A. in Peace and Conflict Resolution and International Development from the University of Queensland, St. Lucia, Australia and a B.A. in International Economics and Development from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Mr. de Haan, an International Rotary Fellow, is the Director of Social Media and translator for Neighborhood-Science. Bremen is the Confidential Sexual Violence Advocacy Coordinator for a non- profit organization and the co-founder for Mad About Science, Inc. Bremen's background includes, social sector international development and implementation strategy consulting. He has worked social, commercial and public sector development in 5 countries, managing clients on 3 continents. He is a 2013 International Rotary Academic Peace Fellow and a returned Peace Corps Panama Volunteer. Bremen is fluent in English and Spanish with a working knowledge in Dutch, Papiamentu and Level 1 Mandarin Chinese.
Bremen earned his MBA from The Rotterdam School of Business: Erasmus University, holds a M.A. in Peace and Conflict Resolution and International Development from the University of Queensland, St. Lucia, Australia and a B.A. in International Economics and Development from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.