Nälden

Nalden (born as Ronald Hans, in 1984) is a popular Dutch blogger and entrepreneur.

He is the co-founder of WeTransfer and Present Plus, and first gained his online reputation through his blog, Nalden.net.

Nalden is from the Netherlands and started building websites at the age of 13. A digital native, he became a blogger at 16, and six months later his blog was turning a profit.

He has been described by Fast Company as “A hybrid of the serial entrepreneur Sean Parker and Jason Kottke, the web designer and blogger,” and was described by Pharrell Williams as, “The guy from WeTransfer.”

During his time as a blogger, he collaborated with brands such as Nike (on campaigns such as New Masters and IAM1), Mercedes Benz and Vodafone.

His first start-up as an entrepreneur was the file-sharing service, WeTransfer, in 2009. In 2015, the business took its first round of investment, $25m, in order to innovate and expand in the US.

His digital design studio, Present Plus, is based in Amsterdam and London, and has created work such as the In The Studio series for New York Times, featuring designers such as Rick Owens, Victoria Beckham, Donatella Versace and Alber Elbaz and The Creative Class series, featuring artists such as Damon Albarn and Stefan Sagmeister, for WeTransfer.

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