Marlies van Beek is a seasoned journalist currently working at De Telegraaf, where she is best known for her incisive investigative reporting and major scoops in Dutch politics. Her career spans several prominent Dutch newsrooms, showcasing her expertise in uncovering complex stories.
Marlies van Beek moderated a high-profile national debate on climate policy, featuring prominent politicians and experts. Her role as moderator was praised for her ability to facilitate a balanced and insightful discussion, showcasing her skills in handling complex and contentious issues.
Marlies van Beek launched a podcast series focusing on Dutch political scandals, offering listeners an in-depth look at the stories behind the headlines. The series was praised for its investigative rigor and engaging storytelling, further establishing her as a leading voice in Dutch journalism.
Marlies van Beek was awarded the prestigious De Tegel Award for her outstanding investigative journalism. Her work on exposing corruption within a major Dutch corporation was recognized for its depth and impact, highlighting her commitment to journalistic integrity and excellence.
In 2018, Marlies van Beek joined De Telegraaf as a senior investigative journalist. Her role involved leading major investigations into political and corporate malfeasance. Her work at De Telegraaf has been pivotal in uncovering several significant stories that have had a lasting impact on Dutch society.
Marlies van Beek led a groundbreaking investigative series on government corruption, which was published in NRC Handelsblad. The series exposed several high-profile cases of misconduct, leading to public outcry and governmental inquiries. This work solidified her status as a formidable investigative journalist.
In 2012, Marlies van Beek transitioned to NRC Handelsblad, taking on the role of a political correspondent. Her reporting focused on national politics, where she gained recognition for her in-depth analysis and coverage of parliamentary affairs, contributing to her reputation as a leading political journalist.
Marlies van Beek began her journalism career at Het Parool, 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 community events to municipal politics. This role laid the foundation for her future in investigative journalism.