Roel
Lenoir

Roel focuses on content. When it comes to business travel and commuting to and from work, he knows all the ins and outs - and if he doesn’t, he feels he should. He's also quite proficient in tax matters.

Roel (1967) holds a degree in econometrics. The hard side of the economy, we could say. He learned to create models and forecasts of transportation flows. But above all, he knew how to analyse effectively, draw connections, and make complex issues understandable. Roel knows his way around numbers. But he is also happy to write things down for you. Even more so, he prefers to assist you in getting your people to work sustainably and healthily. In his first job at Rijkswaterstaat, he worked on calculations for the Betuweroute and the locks of IJmuiden. After that, mobility remained his area of expertise at KPMG. He worked on consulting projects involving market liberalisation in public transportation and the merger between NS Cargo and Deutsche Bahn.

“Cycling is a big thing for me. In addition to those of my family members, I have seven bikes in the garage, and together, they cover more kilometres per year than my car. Whenever I hear a freewheel clicking, I always have to take a look to see which bike is passing by. And if it were up to me, every blog post at 3PM would be about bikes. I really believe the bicycle is the answer to all world problems.”