Showing our pride Social antenna 'Appropriately,' she elaborates, 'my film is called "Chaos". It was shot at the offices of Rabobank Nederland in Utrecht and at a local rmember bank, Rabobank Nieuw- Vennep, and shows all Rabobankers, including the Board, frozen in time, illustrating how deceptively safe we feel in a fast-paced world. We need action because it convinces us that nothing bad will happen.' This connection to society shows our co-operative nature as it reflects what people find important.' Moreover, according to Van Schijndel, Rabobank is helping to maintain the tradition of thought-provoking, groundbreaking art left by a legacy of Dutch artists like Rembrandt and Mondriaan - a cultural contribution not only to the Netherlands, but to the future heritage of the whole world. This association should serve as a source of pride for colleagues and clients alike. This kind of insight into society is one of the main reasons why Rabobank supports art. Van Schijndel explains, 'Art is part of life and Rabobank is rooted in the community where people live their lives. We're always looking for art that defines "The human condition" - art that is an antenna of what's happening in society. The exhibition offers a picture-perfect opportunity to build relationships with such clients, bank members and colleagues, so make a note in your diaries and start sending out invitations. For those unable to attend, a book about the exhibition will be available to order in spring 2005. The Word 15

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