Strijp-Talk
In this series of videos, the stories of former Philips employees who spent the majority of their working lives at Strijp-T are told.
Best Christmas Greetings
Worked as a coffee lady at Philips for 20 years in building TQ and what that has meant to her.
Source Weijts
During his time at Philips, he worked as a draftsman/designer in building TZ, where he spent many hours and experienced a lot.
Piet Kersten
In the early 90s, he gave direction and content to the first prototype workshop with great pleasure in building TAB, as an independent unit within Philips' machine factory.
Fred Hello
Started in the late 1960s as a marketing manager at Philips in building TQ and in the 1990s involved in the reorganization of Philips where the metaphor 'from spaghetti to asparagus' was first applied.
Chris van den Biggelaar
I worked at building TQ at Philips in the warehouse as a packer in the 60s-70s.
Vic Body
Vic has been working in building TQ for over 30 years. Among other things, he worked in the 'electronic weighing development' department with a group of 60 like-minded colleagues who created a very pleasant atmosphere in the office.
Wim Kemps
Worked at Philips in building TX as head of Human Resources, closely involved with an exceptional group of craftsmen characterized by 'we of TX'.
Antonie van Steenwijk
In 1970, as head of the logistics department, he first introduced the concept of an office landscape at Philips in building TQ.
Henk Wine and
Alfred van Herk
Together as General Manager and Controller in the 90s, we shaped the management and downsizing of the various functions and divisions in building TQ after Operation Centurion.
Gerard Haarhuis
For years, without ever getting bored for a single day, he worked in building TQ and was part of a close group of craftsmen who loved creating beautiful new things, with 'the big boss Mr. Frits' regularly visiting them.
Pieter the Hammer
Started as department head of Business Mechanization in the 1960s in building TQ. Already a modern building that provided accommodation for over 400 developers who together formed a close-knit group of friends who would do anything for each other.
Rob Singles
Worked in building TY and together with a close team focused on the development and production of special glass for TV screens and fluorescent lighting. Until 24-12-2017, I was active as the last Philips employee to permanently close the door of the special glass laboratory, thus ending a piece of unique Philips history.
Wim Comfort
Founder of ASML, who from building TQ ensured that from April 1, 1984, the first housing of ASML took place in a wooden shed in the courtyard between building TQ 1 and TQ 2. Proud of the significant role that Philips has played for the overall economy from building TQ.
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As Chief Production in building TQ 2 started on January 1, 1967. The day his son Thomas was born. Thomas, now CEO at VanBerlo, and working in the adjacent building TR at Strijp-T. For them, the circle is now complete.
Hannie Hans Vervoort
Because they both started working at Philips in building TQ, they got to know each other. And now they have been married for 50 years.
Cartoon Verbeek
In the 1960s, he worked at Strijp-T. First in building TQ 1, then in building TQ 5. He talks about the bunker in the courtyard at TQ 1 "...where things happened..." like a table tennis competition.
Willemien van de Wiel-Wonders and Debora Toonen Scheele
They were also known as the two girls of TQ 5-3. The first women to work as apprentice computer programmers in a male-dominated world. By the way, they were always highly respected by their male colleagues.
Dhr Brewer
Active for years in building TR, the former coal-fired power plant of Philips. Here, steam turbines were used to provide heat to Philips factories using the steam.
French Bastiaansen
At Strijp-T, the foundation was laid for his international career within Philips. Also, from building TQ, the foundation was laid for the current high-quality High Tech level that still characterizes the Brainport Eindhoven region.
Jan Buwalda
Despite his age of 92 years, he still has pleasant memories of the over 30 years he spent in building TQ.