TimeTell User Group

Board

The TUG Board consists of three members.

They are pleased to introduce themselves.

Johan Stel

My name is Johan Stel, and I have been Chair of TUG since 1 May 2017. Since 2014, I have worked at Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen in the Finance and Economic Affairs (FEZ) department. In this role, I am responsible for the application management of Timetell.

Through my work, I understand the importance of the continuity of the Timetell software. This applies to all types of Timetell customers: large and small, non-profit and commercial, new and long-standing customers. Together with my fellow Board members, I look forward to achieving TUG’s objectives for all our members.

Mieke Faddegon

I work as a self-employed professional. My main clients at present are various departments of the Municipality of Amsterdam that either already use Timetell or are preparing to do so. Within the Municipality of Amsterdam, Timetell is the designated application for planning and time registration.

I support the implementation process and subsequently assist key users in using Timetell effectively, optimising work processes, and resolving issues related to the integration with the financial system.

Bart Ranke

Since 2015, I have worked as Manager Finance & ICT at Elektro-Internationaal in Woerden. We manufacture switchgear and distribution panels and supply customers both in the Netherlands and abroad.

We have been using Timetell since 2013. We initially started by registering leave hours and weekly timesheets, using tools including time clocks and the app for service engineers. In mid-2015, we decided that we also wanted to further digitise our planning process instead of working with an Excel spreadsheet. Together with a colleague, I implemented the planning module, and the expense claims module was added at a later stage.

As of 2026, I have taken on the role of Secretary. In this role, I hope to represent the interests of our members effectively.