Frank Rosendaal
Former Strategic Business Consultant EMEA at Planon
Frank Rosendaal is a Proficient Business Manager/Consultant, showcasing global expertise in IT and services. Adept in Strategy, Advisory, Business Growth, and Public Speaking. Holds a Master of Science in Organisation Studies from University of Tilburg and Facility Management from NHTV University of Applied Sciences and worked for Planon in the role of Strategic Business Consultant EMEA.
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Frank Rosendaal has extensive experience in the information technology and services industry. In addition, he has a rich professional history at Planon, serving as a Strategic Business Consultant EMEA, offering advisory services in Real Estate, Property Management, and Workplace Management to multinational clients in the EMEA region.
Prior to that, he excelled as a Business Manager for Higher Education - North America, aligning higher education market dynamics with Planon solutions to enhance client value. Frank's tenure as a Business Consultant showcased his prowess in advisory projects, presentations, and guest lectures across the Higher Education and Healthcare Market, emphasising versatility and client engagement. Among his clientele, he worked with companies including Europol, Rijksmuseum, Erasmus Medical Centre, and various universities in Europe.
He left Planon in 2019 and is currently the Digital Asset Manager - SMART Campus at ASML.
His professional history makes him an experienced professional with notable roles in the Netherlands, specialising in ICT and consultancy. Throughout his career, he has been involved in projects with partners such as the Koninklijke Marechaussee, the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Schiphol airport.
What are the implications for real estate managers of the changing role of the university campus?
16 March 2017 | Frank RosendaalThe role of the university campus is in constant flux due to the changing needs of its visitors. How should real estate managers respond to this?
Learn moreThe Internet of Things breaks down the barrier between creative capacity and true innovation
12 August 2016 | Frank RosendaalIn the era of the Internet of Things (IoT), many devices are equipped with sensors that generate a wealth of data, also known as big data. What does that mean for the way scientist conduct research? And what new insight and innovations does all this data deliver?
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