
Koos de Wilt graduated as a private law jurist from Erasmus University Rotterdam, practiced law briefly, then transitioned to media and communication. After obtaining an art history degree at 36, he became a director of a cultural institution. With a background in law and art history and experience in both business and culture, he approaches the world from various perspectives. He creates diverse media, from books to documentaries, often exploring intersections between different realms such as art, leadership, peace, security, and climate. His projects often sit at the crossroads of these worlds, delving into what motivates and moves people. For the past two decades he has worked independently as a concept developer, media maker, journalist, writer, speaker and presenter. He guest lectures at several universities and colleges and is the author of (management) books about Rembrandt.
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