Under the leadership of its CEO, Inge Kormelink, Grupo Tambre has evolved into an international model specializing in complex cases, with more than 70% of patients coming from abroad.
Inge Kormelink is a go-to commentator in mainstream and specialist media across Europe. Her unique profile —CEO with personal experience of fertility treatment, polyglot and with a global business vision — generates a narrative that goes beyond the clinical and connects with very diverse audiences: from readers of major international publications to patient communities undergoing treatment.
Her appearances cover reproductive medicine, the future of fertility, purposeful female leadership and the role of science in the service of people.
Under the leadership of its CEO, Inge Kormelink, Grupo Tambre has evolved into an international model specializing in complex cases, with more than 70% of patients coming from abroad.
Dorien Waanders, aged 39, has finally welcomed her son into the world after undergoing treatment at a fertility clinic in the region, just when she had given up hope.
After 18 unsuccessful fertility treatments, Dorien found a fresh approach to her complex fertility case at Tambre. This is her story.
The international magazine *The CEO Magazine* has recognised Inge Kormelink as a ‘Woman of Influence 2026’, highlighting her impact, vision and capacity for transformation at the helm of Grupo Tambre.
In a clinic where helping women have children is part of everyday life, 90% of those who make this possible are women themselves. Embryologists, gynaecologists and senior managers form the backbone of Tambre.
Under the leadership of Inge Kormelink, the group has tripled its production cycles, increased its turnover fivefold and strengthened its European leadership through innovation. It combines cutting-edge technology with a deeply human touch.
An in-depth interview with Inge Kormelink in FD Weekend. She explains how she came to lead Tambre, how she transformed the clinic, and why speaking openly about IVF is key to medical and social progress.
‘My personal story lies at the heart of everything we do at Tambre,’ admits Inge Kormelink. Following an accident, doctors told her it would be very difficult for her to get pregnant. Years later, thanks to reproductive medicine, she had her three children.
‘The most important quality is the ability to listen. Good leadership starts with empathy.’ Interview in the “Meet the Manager” section of El Círculo.
Interview with Inge Kormelink on ‘Más de uno Alicante’ with Luz Sigüenza. The CEO talks about empathy, her personal story and the people-centred care model that sets Tambre apart.
Extensive coverage of the opening of Tambre Alicante at the Panoramis Life & Business complex. With an investment of €6 million, the clinic aims to treat 2,500 patients a year and create 200 jobs.
Grupo Tambre, an international leader in advanced reproductive medicine, is opening one of Europe’s most innovative fertility clinics in Alicante. It features 3D ultrasound scanners, high-resolution microscopes and AI-assisted embryo selection.
The Tambre Group has opened one of Europe’s most advanced assisted reproduction clinics in Alicante, with an investment of nearly €6 million.
Louise Joy Brown, the world’s first IVF baby, writes on her personal blog about her experience as a guest of honour at the opening of Tambre Alicante, describing the moving ceremony.
El Confidencial accompanied Tambre to the opening in Alicante. The report traces the history of IVF from Louise Joy Brown to the present day, with contributions from Inge Kormelink.
‘Specialists in highly complex fertility cases using state-of-the-art technology’. Inge Kormelink presents Tambre Alicante, with Louise Joy Brown as guest of honour.
The Tambre Group has opened its new assisted reproduction clinic in Alicante, having invested nearly 6 million euros in the Panoramis Life & Business complex.
The clinic in Alicante will be the Tambre Group’s second clinic in Spain. Inge Kormelink emphasises that Alicante is “the perfect location” as an international fertility hub.
In-depth report on the opening of Tambre Alicante: organic architecture, three specialist laboratories, AI for embryo selection and a multidisciplinary medical team.
The Tambre Group has supported thousands of women, with over 25,000 babies born. Under the leadership of Inge Kormelink, the group’s transformation is based on three pillars: modernisation, internationalisation and humanisation.
70% of Tambre’s patients come from over 100 different countries. Our teams provide care in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Dutch, ensuring that every patient feels understood right from the start.
“I feel passionate about IVF, it is my life, and I believe that is something I convey to the team. We love what we do,” confesses Inge Kormelink, CEO of Tambre. A feature story on the clinic’s nearly 50 years of history.
The CEO of Tambre is interviewed in the Dutch magazine VrouwenZaken to discuss female leadership, fertility and the importance of women’s networks in the business world.
In this episode of Líderes Customer Centric, Alberto Córdoba interviews Inge Kormelink, CEO of Clínica Tambre, on growth strategies, visibility and the management of patients’ emotions.
Second appearance in the magazine Topic Talks: Clínica Tambre helpt wereldwijd bij kinderwens. With over 45 years of experience, Tambre helps couples from around the world fulfil their dream of becoming parents.
The companies Brooklyng Fitboxing, KernTerminal, Sleep’n Atocha and Clínica Tambre have been awarded at the eighth edition of the Madrid SME of the Year Awards 2024.
Inge Kormelink shares her personal story as an IVF patient and reflects on how that experience transformed her vision of leadership and patient care.
With more than four decades of experience, Tambre has established itself as a pioneering clinic in reproductive medicine. Inge came in as a breath of fresh air to tackle a longstanding challenge.
With a team made up of 95% women, Tambre has established itself as one of the pioneering fertility clinics in women’s rights. Inge reflects on female leadership in the healthcare sector.
It was considered the greatest scientific achievement of the 20th century. 1 in every 10 births per year in Spain is made possible thanks to assisted reproduction. Inge Kormelink takes part in the feature alongside Louise Joy Brown.
An in-depth interview with Inge Kormelink on high-complexity treatments, Tambre’s success rates and the role of AI in embryo selection for the future of fertility.
The Real Club de Regatas de Alicante presents ‘Alicante con Ellas RCRA’, the first women’s club in the city, at an event celebrating female leadership in which Inge Kormelink takes part.
Every month We Shape Tech asks one individual in their network a few questions about their way into tech. Inge shares how AI and fertility are deeply connected and why taking risks is essential.
Inge Kormelink, from Rietmolen, is the director of fertility clinic Tambre in Madrid. It was an unexpected path, but one that fits perfectly with her personal story as an IVF patient.
Inge Kormelink, born and raised in Rietmolen, comes second in the Dutch “Manager of the Year” competition thanks to her work leading the restructuring of Clínica Tambre in Madrid.
The prestigious German outlet Focus publishes a feature on how German patients choose Tambre for egg donation treatments, taking advantage of Spain’s more permissive legislation.
“Misschien heeft het zo moeten zijn. Ik heb de mooiste baan van de wereld.” Inge shares her personal and professional story with heartwarming enthusiasm.
Tambre receives three international awards: IVF Clinic Award 2019 (Egg Donation Program), IVF Award 2020 (Best Customer Care & Support) and Fertility Care Award 2021 (Outstanding Patient Experience).
In this radio programme dedicated to the leading woman, Inge Kormelink and Tambre psychologist Raquel Urteaga discuss fertility, assisted reproduction and preservation.
The director of Tambre Madrid, Inge Kormelink, explains to Dutch readers why her clinic’s personalised treatments achieve success rates well above the national average.
The pandemic has called for a new kind of leadership. From Clínica Tambre, its CEO Inge Kormelink warns that the market has been severely impacted by Covid-19, but that the clinic has managed to survive and grow.
Healthcare sector experts take stock of a year of pandemic. Inge Kormelink, from Clínica Tambre, warns that the sector should not be seen as an investor’s haven and that the crisis has seriously affected many centres.
In this episode Inge explains why Clínica Tambre is among the best in the world in IVF, how the patient profile has changed and how she came to enter the reproductive medicine sector.
The renowned German public broadcaster ARD travelled to Madrid to follow a couple through their egg donation process at Clínica Tambre, with Inge Kormelink as the central figure.
“A society without family would not be a society. Beyond ideologies, governments must support it,” stated the editor of La Razón. Inge Kormelink accepts the FAMILIA Award.
In this documentary, Inge Kormelink takes part as CEO of Clínica Tambre, explaining the egg donation process for women over 40 who wish to fulfil their dream of becoming mothers.
The age at which people have children is being delayed more and more. Inge Kormelink, director of fertility centre Tambre Madrid, explains why Spain leads European reproductive tourism and how they help patients from around the world.
Spain will lead fertility tourism in Europe. Inge Kormelink, director of Tambre Madrid, explains how patients from around the world choose Spain and how Alicante is becoming the next fertility hub.