Networking groups

Public Sector

Connect with treasury professionals from across the public sector. DACT Public Sector offers a unique network where knowledge, experience and fresh perspectives are shared across sector boundaries.

Mission & Vision

Mission

DACT Public Sector connects treasury professionals working in organisations with a public or societal purpose.

By bringing together professionals from different public sectors, we encourage the exchange of knowledge, practical experience and new ideas. In doing so, we support professional development, innovation and a strong treasury function within organisations that make a difference to society.

Vision

Treasury challenges in the public sector are becoming increasingly complex. Developments in financial markets, legislation and regulation, digitalisation, sustainability and risk management require professionals to keep learning and maintain a broad perspective.

We believe treasury professionals gain valuable insights from peers who carry similar responsibilities in different working environments. Bringing together professionals from healthcare organisations, municipalities, housing associations, educational institutions and other public organisations creates new perspectives and solutions that transcend individual sectors.

DACT provides an independent platform where treasury professionals can meet, inspire and strengthen one another.

Treasury with a positive impact on society

As a treasury professional in the public sector, you contribute to the financial stability and continuity of organisations that play an essential role in society.

Whether you work in healthcare, education, social housing, local government or another public organisation, you face specific challenges in areas such as liquidity management, funding, risk management, regulation, digitalisation and sustainability.

Many professionals already participate in networks within their own sector. DACT adds another dimension by connecting treasury professionals from across the public sector. The result is a valuable cross-sector network of peers who encounter similar challenges but approach them from different perspectives.

This exchange of ideas creates new insights, practical solutions and inspiration for your day-to-day treasury practice.

What DACT Public Sector offers

Through DACT Public Sector, you benefit from:

  • A strong network of treasury professionals from different public sectors
  • Knowledge sharing on current treasury developments and societal challenges
  • Practical examples and experiences from your and other sectors
  • Continuing education and professional development
  • Access to events, workshops and expert-led sessions
  • A platform for sharing experiences, challenges and best practices

By participating, you invest in your own development while contributing to the continued professionalisation of treasury across the public sector.

Ambassadors

Marianne Bastiaanssen-Van den Broek
Board member
Michel van Baardewijk
DACT Treasury Knowledge Lab, woningbouw
Robert de Geus
Voorzitter Vereniging 100.000+ gemeenten
Bram Munnik
Interim treasurer voor gemeenten, onderwijs en zorg
Lars Bakker
Corporate Treasurer bij Meander Medisch Centrum

Public Sector events

Treasury Target Meeting

Spring

During the annual Treasury Target Meeting, professionals from across the public sector share their treasury objectives, challenges and expectations for the year ahead.

The meeting provides space for in-depth discussion, knowledge sharing and the exchange of experiences between different areas of the public sector. There are also plenty of opportunities to reconnect with existing contacts and expand your professional network.

DACT Public Sector Treasury Event

Launching in autumn 2026

In autumn 2026, DACT will organise its first dedicated event for treasury professionals in the public sector. The programme will focus on current developments, practical experiences and relevant treasury challenges.

Expect an engaging and personal event where knowledge sharing, inspiration and meaningful connections come together.

Keep an eye on this page for more information about the programme and the first edition.