Bart, nice to meet you.
Father of two wonderful children and husband to a beautiful wife, but also an HR professional, an unofficial ambassador for lifelong learning, and an active advocate for organizational authenticity.
Growth and development fascinate me. I’ve coached, advised, and supported people and organizations in their journey toward sustainable growth, with a focus on the introspective search for the meaning of “growth” and “development.”
I also love nature and sports. I often combine the two, for example through bushcraft and running. And with a marathon PR of 03:43:14 not too shabby, if I do say so myself.
Want to know more? Then check out my LinkedIn-profile.
Photography
In addition to all this, I consider myself an amateur photographer. Sometimes I photograph very intensively and with complete dedication, sometimes I don’t for months on end.
Still, I was looking for a place to showcase my photos, and you’ve just found it, dear reader. This website, a remnant from my time as a self-employed entrepreneur, has become my little corner of the internet.
I draw my inspiration from authenticity. No frills, just purity: just like in my work. So it’s no surprise that I have a soft spot for black-and-white photography.
Shoots with:
- Nikon Z fc Body
- Nikkor Z DX 16-50 mm f/3.5-6.3 VR
- Nikkor Z DX 50-250 mm f/4.5-6.3
Also:
Loves learning, is mostly self-taught | Systematically buys way too many books | Has a deep appreciation for Backpackology by Steve McDonald | Listens to both heavy metal and K3 | Sometimes takes cold showers but is no guru | Devours everything by Eindbazen and thinks Michel Vos is the very best podcast host | Isn’t good at small talk | Doesn’t usually write in the third person
Also:
Loves learning, is mostly self-taught | Systematically buys way too many books | Has a deep appreciation for Backpackology by Steve McDonald | Listens to both heavy metal and K3 | Sometimes takes cold showers but is no guru | Devours everything by Eindbazen and thinks Michel Vos is the very best podcast host | Isn’t good at small talk | Doesn’t usually write in the third person