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Frank Rosendaal

Former Strategic Business Consultant EMEA at Planon

Frank Rosendaal worked at Planon from 2015 through 2019, and served as a Business Consultant, a Business Manager for Planon’s Campus Management solution, and as a Strategic Business Consultant in the EMEA region. Frank is , adept at strategy generation, advisory services, business growth, and public speaking.

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Frank Rosendaalbegan his career atPlanon as a Business Consultant in 2015, providing advisory services to existing and potential customers within the industries of higher education and healthcare. In 2017, he began working as Planon’s Business Manager for Higher Education in the North American market. He focused on showcasing the value of Planon’s Campus Management solution to higher education customers and prospects alike, and helped them work to solve their unique organizational challenges.

Frank then became a ,Strategic Business Consultant in Planon’s EMEA region, where he offered real estate, property management, and workplace management advisory services to multinational clients in the EMEA region.

Throughout his time at Planon, worked with companies such asEuropol, Rijksmuseum, Erasmus Medical Centre, and various universities in Europe and the US. He left Planon in 2019 and is currently serving as the Digital Asset Manager - SMART Campus at ASML.

Frank holds a Master of Science in Organizational Studies from University of Tilburg and a Bachelors in Facility Management from the Breda University of Applied Sciences.

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What are the implications for real estate managers of the changing role of the university campus

March 16, 2017 | Frank Rosendaal

The 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?

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The Internet of Things breaks down the barrier between creative capacity and actual innovation

December 8, 2016 | Frank Rosendaal

The Internet of Things (IoT) and data collection innovations help us break down barriers in the way of gaining insight in previously undiscovered areas.

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