Presenter, blogger, journalist, poet, and columnist
Tim Hofman is a presenter, program maker, and writer. Additionally, Tim shares his views on politics and society daily with his followers on Instagram (625,000) and Twitter (300,300).
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Tim Hofman is a Dutch writer, program maker, presenter, and speaker, known for his sharp analyses of social issues. Tim shares his views on politics and society daily with his followers on Instagram (625,000) and Twitter (300,300). He is particularly known for his work as the creator and presenter of the popular documentary series ‘BOOS’, in which he focuses on social injustices and power structures. Tim has a strong focus on topics such as mental health, inequality, and social justice, often sharing his own experiences to inspire others and raise awareness of the complexity of these themes.
As a speaker, he emphasizes openness, vulnerability, and breaking taboos. He encourages his audience to speak out, understand themselves, and actively contribute to positive change in society. His lectures are often a mix of personal stories, current social issues, and practical insights for self-reflection and growth.
Tim discusses how mental health is not always visible, but is essential for our daily functioning. With a direct and accessible style, Tim encourages everyone to make mental well-being a natural part of our lives. It’s not just about talking, but also about acting. The lecture focuses on breaking taboos around mental well-being and offers practical tools for recognising signs of stress, anxiety, and depression.
Tim often says that optimism for him does not mean that everything always goes well, but that you must always believe in the possibility of change, even in difficult times. He uses his own career path as an example, as it is anything but straightforward; it is a journey where perseverance and curiosity are central, and he tries to convey this to the audience.
Tim’s most well-known project is the series ‘BOOS’, in which he exposes situations of misconduct. Tim often speaks about social justice and inequality. This can range from his criticism of the skewed power dynamics in society to his advocacy for equal opportunities for everyone, regardless of background or social environment.
Tim Hofman knows how journalism can be used to successfully achieve goals. Using the programmes Tim creates and the campaigns he has conducted, he explains how you can change small and large matters within society. He presented a manifesto to Prime Minister Rutte with coalition-y, advocating for permanent jobs, affordable housing, the abolition of the loan system, and the reintroduction of the basic grant. The Stembus, Eigenland petition, and the citizens’ initiative are also examples of journalistic, activist campaigns.
The most famous episode of BOOS, about the alleged sexually transgressive behaviour at The Voice of Holland, undoubtedly caused the greatest uproar. As a media maker, he is committed to combating injustice in society, and during this keynote, you will learn more about his approach and what you can do yourself.
In this lecture, Tim shares his tips & tricks on how to become who you want to be, to get where you want to go. He knows how to climb out of depression (from experience), make choices that make your life more pleasant, and how not to let your life be led by fears. This is based on his own experiences, anecdotes, and people he has spoken to.
Tim loves events with substance! As a day chairman, Tim is the man who can ensure that regardless of the topic, whether it is very heavy or complex, everyone understands what it is about and that there is lightness in it.
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