I know Richard as a very enthusiastic and skilled partner in my work developing the network VidenDanmark. Richard is nice and pleasant to work with, is full of good ideas and is also a good presenter of topics within the area of innovation, knowledge management and learning.
Bent Schou, Owner of VidenDanmark, Consultant at How2Know and Videnkonsulenterne
Richard was a hard working and able student who brought enthusiasm, energy and creativity to his studies on the MSc in Information and Knowledge Management at London Metropolitan University. Richard worked extremely well with fellow students, and was clearly a capable and motivated self-starter. He will undoubtedly bring a myriad of practical information and knowledge management professional skills to any role that he undertakes, as well as good humour and a determination to get the job done
Catherine Kelly, Course Director: MSc in Information and Knowledge Management, London Metropolitan University
Richard is a very pleasant person to work with; he has good analytical and communication skills and is eager to learn. As the coordinator of the Focuss.Info initiative Richard motivated a large number of organisations and individuals to participate. He continuously worked on the improvement of the website and the search engine. I am specifically triggered by his enthousiasm for the library profession and the domain of information and knowledge management.
Michel Wesseling, Head of Library and IT Services, International Institute of Social Studies
Richard Lalleman is a young and dynamic forthcoming information management expert who comes to grasp rapidly complex issues and proposes efficient solutions in the light of the most recent industry developments taking into account client’s needs and resources.
Philippe Lortie, First Secretary of the Hague Conference, The Hague Conference on Private International Law
Richard is a hard worker and a inspiring person for the students of the bachelorprogramme Information Studies & Informationmanagement (IDM) at The Hague University of Applied Sciences. As a starting lecturer of Knowledge Management he is full of valuable (new) ideas; he's not only able to present them with great enthusiasm but also filled with a lot of recent knowledge about this subject.
Willy van der Kwaak, Dean of the Hague University for Applied Sciences