Who was responsible for getting Dutch settlers to come to the new world?

The responsibility for encouraging Dutch settlers to come to the New World largely fell to the West India Company, established in 1621. This company aimed to promote trade and colonization in the Americas, particularly in the region that would become New Netherland. Additionally, influential figures like Peter Minuit, the first director of the New Netherland colony, played a key role in attracting settlers by promoting the economic opportunities available in the New World.