Amber de Vente is a prominent Dutch journalist currently working with Follow the Money, known for her investigative reporting on financial and corporate misconduct. She has gained recognition for her in-depth analyses and impactful stories that have influenced public discourse in the Netherlands.
In 2021, Amber de Vente launched a podcast series with Follow the Money focused on financial transparency and accountability. The series features interviews with experts and whistleblowers, providing insights into the mechanisms of financial systems and the importance of transparency in preventing corruption.
Amber de Vente received the prestigious De Tegel award for her investigative work on corporate tax evasion. This recognition highlighted her commitment to uncovering complex financial stories and her ability to translate them into compelling narratives that resonate with the public and policymakers alike.
Amber de Vente led an investigative series on tax evasion practices by multinational corporations operating in the Netherlands. The series, published by Follow the Money, exposed loopholes in the Dutch tax system and prompted discussions in the Dutch Parliament about potential reforms to close these gaps.
Amber de Vente joined Follow the Money, a platform known for its investigative journalism focused on financial and economic issues. At Follow the Money, she has been involved in several high-profile investigations, uncovering financial irregularities and corporate misconduct, which have had significant impacts on public policy and corporate practices.
Amber transitioned to NRC Handelsblad, a leading Dutch newspaper, where she expanded her reporting to include national news. Her work at NRC focused on investigative stories, particularly in the areas of politics and social issues, which helped establish her reputation as a thorough and dedicated journalist.
Amber de Vente began her journalism career at Het Parool, a major Dutch newspaper based in Amsterdam, where she worked as a junior reporter. During her time there, she honed her skills in local news reporting, covering a variety of topics from municipal politics to cultural events.