Karoly Bukholczer

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Director @ SSWT
The Hague, ZH, NL
Karoly Bukholczer's Location
The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands, Netherlands
About Karoly Bukholczer

An American national, Mr Bukholczer, a graduate of the University of Leiden and the Rotterdam School of Management. Holds degrees in Private Law, Business Law, Business Administration and Marketing.As General Secretary/CEO AIRC he worked predominantly in Automotive in Brussels on EU Competition Law, Trademark law, Design, Sustainability, Industrial Policy, Transport and Information Technology (Platform policy &Data)issues.(He was the official representative in AFCAR(Alliance for the Freedom of Car Repair)& ECAR(European Campaign for the Freedom of the Automotive Parts and Repair Market). Highly developed in stakeholdermanagement, understanding of EU policies, regulations and legislation, and associated processes, actors and relationships from a national, regional as well as a global perspective. Ability to identify, analyze and describe significance of regulatory (and related policy) initiatives and trends. Knowledge in regulatory-induced business opportunities and constraints, strategic utilization of influencing and lobbying skills based on effective communication, active engagement and networking. Experience from and good solid understanding of the EU institutions way of working and legislative decision making process.Nowadays he evaluates and manages new and existing strategic business initiatives, acquisitions, partnerships, alliances and/or joint ventures. He analyses market trends, monitors competitive activity, and identifies customer needs. He is a strategic, results driven, self-motivated and resourceful director with a proven ability to develop and strengthen management teams in order to maximise company profitability and efficiency. Possessing excellent communication skills and able to establish profitable relationships with customers, suppliers and stakeholders, and has the ability to successfully interact with all levels to ensure successful execution of business model requirements. (Experience to “C” Suite professionals)AREAS OF EXPERTISEPrivate & Business Law, Strategic Management, Risk & Compliance, Quality management, Project management, HR, Education, Business Development, Marketing, Public Affairs, Financial management, Automotive, Yachting, Sustainability & IT-platforms

Karoly Bukholczer's Current Company Details
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The Hague, ZH, NL
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Karoly Bukholczer Work Experience Details
  • Sswt
    Director
    Sswt
    The Hague, Zh, Nl
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  • Cdr
    Director
    Cdr Jan 2017 - Present
    Bangkok, Thailand, Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
    Legal•Management of Compliance & Reputational Risks framework Legal advice , interpretation regarding contracts, regulatory requirements, intellectual property or trademark protection and other business matters.•Lead complex legal projects that span legal, business, and functional boundaries (e.g., cross geographies, subject matter areas, jurisdictions, organizations and business models)• Draft, review, and negotiate a wide variety of commercial agreements to meet business and legal needs, including but not limited to complex technology transactions involving intellectual property, licensing, data privacy,and professional services.•Lead complex legal projects that span legal, business, and functional boundaries (e.g., cross geographies, subject matter areas, jurisdictions, organizations and business models)Business Development •Indentify, develop and propose opportunities in support of the broader strategy including developing the business case for an alliance (strategic rationales and economics), structuring deal terms, and and leading negotiations. (USA and Asia: Thailand) •Communicate with all stakeholders at all stages of the deal process to secure buy-in and approvals. •Build and nurture strategic and long term global partnerships •Create a customer journey, steer the PDLM, Customermanagement •Supporting existing relationships with customers (Customer Relationship Management)•Develop and manage a robust, active and relevant prospect pipeline, maintaining a funnel of business opportunities•Develop a highly connected network of clients and partners within targeted markets•Create sales documents and presentations to solicit new clients and structure customised services to suit their needs•Build and implement strategies accelerating the sustainable growth of the company•Close deals with new clients and handle communication and negotiations with the existing ones
  • Foundation For Carbody Quality Repair (Stichting Kzs)
    Director /Board Member
    Foundation For Carbody Quality Repair (Stichting Kzs) Sep 2008 - Present
    Each member state of the European Union has a national accreditation body. In the Netherlands it is the RvA in Utrecht. In 2010 the Dutch government appointed the RvA as the national accreditation body based on European Regulation 765/2008. KZS is accredited by the RvAKZS is an independent, non-governmental ISO organization with a membership of the collision industry. Through its members, it brings together experts to share knowledge and develop voluntary, consensus-based, market relevant Quality Standards like KZS and HIQURE (NEN 7020,NEN 17021,NEN 17065) that support innovation and provide solutions to industrial challenges. The Standards ensure that the repair products & services are safe, reliable and of good quality.Members of the Board are involved in the following:• further building and enhancing the reputation of KZS on quality• establishing Quality Standards, CDR procedures & specifications• reviewing customer requirements & making sure they are met• making sure that manufacturing processes meet international standards• looking at ways to reduce waste & increase efficiency• sharing functional knowledge & experience in all areas of quality and/or compliance based upon practical experience, including root-cause problem solving• setting up and maintaining controls & documentation procedures• maintaining quality monitoring system including documentation checks, inspections• monitoring performance by gathering relevant data and producing statistical reports• making suggestions for changes and improvements & how to implement them• devising the licensing strategy • representing in all matters related to quality and regulatory compliance with notified bodies, governmental agencies, suppliers, customers and other concerned parties
  • Focwa Warranty Fund (Stichting Focwa Garantiefonds Eurogarant)
    Director
    Focwa Warranty Fund (Stichting Focwa Garantiefonds Eurogarant) Sep 2015 - Mar 2017
    Netherlands
    Duties: • Creation of car body repair programs•Lead all aspects of Franchise Development strategy & process, to include management of the FDD, sales process, lead generation, new Franchise territory sales, territory creation, and existing Franchisee transfers and renewals• Cultivating the organization's reputation in the market & with customers & suppliers.• Unify and integrate FOCWA EUROGARANT into the AIRC Eurogarant trademark ensuring all executions are delivered under one coherent brand narrative• Monitoring of data, datamanagement• Involved in planning & organising the organisation's activities to achieve targets• In charge of leading, motivating and developing the management team• Developing business plans and preparing comprehensive business reports• Improving a high quality service to clients like car insurers• Reviewing, refining and developing the strategy and direction of the organization• Responsible for the organizations ISO system, health and safety and legislative adherence • eMarketing, Crossmedia, public relations, TV, and Radio campaigns. The foundation offers guarantee/warranty on collision repairs, and complainants, being consumer or business, alternative dispute schemes to help resolve their dispute out of court. Participation means that collision repair companies have to comply in full with all the requirements of the Code of Practice and EUROGARANT quality label. Participants, working under the registered EUROGARANT brand and trademark are promoted by public relations and promotional activities on national radio, national television and social media undertaken by the foundation. The participants meet the highest standards of car body repair in terms of staff training, display, ISO certification etc. The foundation recognizes the importance of clear and unambiguous, high quality communications to consumers, insurance, and car leasing companies covering all the key aspects of collision repair services.
  • Focwa Warranty Fund (Stichting Focwa Garantiefonds Eurogarant)
    Board Member /Company Secretary/Director
    Focwa Warranty Fund (Stichting Focwa Garantiefonds Eurogarant) Nov 2007 - Sep 2016
    Primary Responsibilities• Set up of car body repair programs/certification•Product Line Architecture - identify, analyse, and recommend on required changes in portfolio to win in the market & customers of the future •Lead all aspects of Franchise Development strategy & process, to include management of the FDD, sales process, lead generation, new franchise territory sales, territory creation, and existing franchisee transfers and renewals•Participate in P&L goal setting and deliver budgeted top and bottom line results•Establish positive franchisee support of the Franchise Development process. Assess and deploy franchise (sales broker) relationships, Customer Relationship Management•Drive Marketing capability in supply chain oriented B2B environment. Public relations & tv & radio campaigns•Develop and deploy sales messaging through various mediums to most effectively convey the company's value proposition•Incorporate the value of the company's brand, Mission Statement and Core Values throughout a managed selling processParticipation means that collision repair companies have to comply in full with all the requirements of the Code of Practice and EUROGARANT quality label. Participants, working under the registered Eurogarant brand & trademark are promoted by public relations & promotional activities on national radio, television & social media undertaken by the foundation. The participants meet the highest standards of car repair in terms of staff training, ISO certification, etc. https://issuu.com/greatmagazines/docs/greatmagazines_ahg_300dpi/9
  • Caribbean Sustainable Energy Platform
    Strategic Advisor
    Caribbean Sustainable Energy Platform Jan 2016 - Jan 2017
    Netherlands Antilles
    The Caribbean region stands at a crossroads, faced with several critical challenges associated with the generation, distribution, and use of energy. Despite the availability of tremendous domestic renewable energy resources, the region remains disproportionately dependent on imported fossil fuels, which exposes it to volatile oil prices, limits economic development, and degrades local natural resources. This ongoing import dependence also fails to establish a precedent for global action to mitigate the long-term consequences of climate change, which pose a particularly acute threat to small-island states and lowlying coastal nations. Tasks and responsibilities:Lead the effort to create a sustainability vision for the Platform encompassing people, profit and planet. Develop the business case to address sustainability issues.Lead the formulation of the Platform’s long-term sustainability vision, mission and operating principles, and lead the development of a high-level strategy to support the PlatformSecure and leverage commitment and support for integrating sustainable development into core processes and decision-making.Advise the Platform in defining the scope of the Platform, short term and long term. Shaping duties and assigning accountabilities.Serve as the internal leader and “go to” expert for sustainability, monitoring emerging trends, programs and issues, and communicating and educating others on sustainability topicsRenewables will replace coal soon and oil eventually as carbon intensity is vital. Winds of change blow through renewable energy market.
  • Foundation Automotive Education ( Stichting Mobiliteitsleren)
    Board Member
    Foundation Automotive Education ( Stichting Mobiliteitsleren) Jun 2014 - Jan 2017
    Nieuwegein, Netherlands
    The range of required skills and training needs are vast and plenty. Whether in a factory or at the dealership or car body shop, eLearning can help the Automotive industry handle all of their future employee training needs in the most cost- and time-efficient manner possible.With new learning methodes like E-Learning students are freed from having to follow the rigid schedules of classroom-based courses. They can study at their own pace and location. This flexibility is liberating for learners while minimizing costly business downtime. ( Carfix )
  • Foundation Automotive Examination (Stichting Examens Mobiliteitsbranche)
    Board Member
    Foundation Automotive Examination (Stichting Examens Mobiliteitsbranche) Jun 2014 - Jan 2017
    Nieuwegein, Netherlands
    The Auto Body Repair and Painting program of schools offers vocational training to students desiring to gain knowledge, and develop salable skills and attitudes that will qualify them for employment in the auto body repair and painting industry and related occupations (like Car body repair technician/ Autoschadetechnicus). The certification takes place through the Foundation Automotive Examination.https://anzdoc.com/download/06a-bijlage-07a-jaarverslag-2014.htmlhttps://docplayer.nl/15605130-Jaarverslag-2013-nieuwegein-mei-2014.html
  • Focwa Consultancy Services ( Focwa Adviescentrum)
    Board Member/Director
    Focwa Consultancy Services ( Focwa Adviescentrum) Jan 2013 - Jul 2016
    Board members duties are:• Determine the company's vision and mission to guide and set the pace for its current operations and future development. • Determine the values to be promoted throughout the company • Determine and review company goals• Determine company policies • Set strategy and structure • Review and evaluate present and future opportunities, threats and risks in the external environment and current and future strengths, weaknesses and risks relating to the company • Determine strategic options, select those to be pursued, and decide the means to implement and support them.• Determine the business strategies and plans that underpin the corporate strategy.• Ensure that the company's organisational structure and capability are appropriate for implementing the chosen strategiesFocwa Consultancy Services provide integrated legal, assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services . The focus at FOCWA Consultancy services is to examine all aspects of a companies business and identify any areas which require special attention. Broad expertise and an extensive network enables to take the ‘helicopter view’. There is not not only focus on opportunities and growth but on aspects which may be preventing you from achieving optimum performance. There is a look forwards but also a look back, considering the organization’s history and core qualities. FOCWA Consultancy services examines both the organization itself and the business setting in which it operates. It is full consultation at every stage of the process. Based on findings, alternatives are set open. Also the (legal and financial) implications of each becomes clear, and how FOCWA Consultancy services can assist in taking the necessary action.https://www.bedrijveninzicht.nl/id-focwa_adviescentrum_sassenheim/https://www.autoschadeportaal.nl/bedrijfscijfershttps://www.autoschadeportaal.nl/2011/11/14/noodkreet-focwa-over-schadeherstelbedrijven
  • Social Fund For Metal And Technique (Sociaal Fonds Metaal En Techniek)
    Board Member
    Social Fund For Metal And Technique (Sociaal Fonds Metaal En Techniek) May 2007 - Jan 2016
    The Hague Area, Netherlands
    Employers make contributions to Labour Fund calculated on the basis of their employees’ wages. It is intended to help finance employment services Among such initiatives are subsidised employment for disadvantaged people in the labour market, apprenticeships, and training.The fund plays a part in the consolidating landscape of independent sectors. Growth is not a primairy goal but a means of offering clients sustainability through high quality at low costshttp://cao.minszw.nl/index.cfm?rubriek_id=392823&hoofdmenu_item_id=16506&link_id=211774http://files.flexnieuws.nl/wp-uploads/CAO_Carrosserie_2008-2009.pdfhttps://docplayer.nl/116484592-Sfm-jaarrapportage-2014.htmlhttp://cao.minszw.nl/index.cfm?rubriek_id=392823&hoofdmenu_item_id=16506&link_id=189704
  • Focwa / Airc ( Association Internationale Des Reparateurs En Carrosserie )
    Managing Director/Secretary General /Generalsekretär/Ceo
    Focwa / Airc ( Association Internationale Des Reparateurs En Carrosserie ) Jan 1999 - Sep 2015
    Duties:•Analyze and recommend positions to Board on various legislative and regulatory proposals and other administrative actions and emerging issues•Develop, prepare, and present advocacy materials at public policy forums, government meetings and professional associations (EU trade organizations) on behalf of AIRC/FOCWA•Monitor legislative and regulatory issues and provides analysis and updates to internal stakeholders throughout AIRC•Develop and maintain strategic relationships with policy makers to enhance AIRC’s/FOCWA's role as a partner with government entities and to assist in shaping public policy initiatives•Foster and maintain strong relationships with external stakeholders, including correspondents, business editors, journalists and government representatives.•Coordinate and plan detailed logistics for meetings, engagements, and conferences with government officials and AIRC/FOCWA Board• Prepare and review written testimony for presentation at meetings and hearings held by legislative committees and government agency boards• Represent AIRC/FOCWA at coalition advocacy meetings and events• Ensure compliance with lobbying regulations and reporting requirements• Representing 100.000 members (Europe, Asia & USA)In charge of the Office and responsible for conducting the day to day business in accordance with Board policy and decisions. Responsibilities include:- Maintaining an HR system which ensures leadership and maximizes potential of staff (40) in keeping with the organization’s mission and values- Ensuring that the International Office expenditure is controlled in line with approved budgets-Staff hiring, orientation and appraisal- Providing leadership to the senior management team (who report directly to the General Secretary)- Appropriate delegation of duties among staff- Promoting effective relations between the International Office and all other bodies or persons.- Responsible for the organizations ISO system
  • Instituut Voor Duurzame Mobiliteit (Ivdm)
    Board Member
    Instituut Voor Duurzame Mobiliteit (Ivdm) Sep 2013 - Jun 2015
    Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
    The institute focuses on Sustainable mobility, meaning looking at new developments in the field of mobility demand new knowledge of how to deal with waste streams, and safety. As Corporate Social Responsibility is increasingly important in business life, the institute helps with savings in energy and costs, as well as a ‘future-proof’ business. Companies can show Social responsibility by working with the ISO 26000. ISO 26000 provides guidance on how businesses and organizations can operate in a socially responsible way. This means acting in an ethical and transparent way that contributes to the health and welfare of society. http://www.focwa.nl/over-focwa/nieuws-en-evenementen/nieuws/2014/10/30/alle-stern-schade-vestigingen-erkend-duurzaamhttp://www.focwa.nl/over-focwa/nieuws-en-evenementen/nieuws/2013/04/17/vereniging-focwa-schadeherstel-reikt-eerste-mvo-certificaten-uithttp://www.autoleasewereld.nl/nieuws/1/5541-koops_furness_schadeherstel_mvo_gecertificeerd/mail/door/https://www.transport-online.nl/site/15076/koops-furness-schadeherstel-bedrijven-officieel-mvo-gecertificeerd/
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  • Arn
    Board Member Auto Recycling Netherlands
    Arn 2009 - Jun 2015
    Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
    ARN registers the vehicle with the appropriate authority (in the Netherlands this is the RDW) before starting the dismantling process. ARN salvages and recycles as much of a car as possible. Together with our partner organisations we ensure that more than 95% (by weight) of end-of-life vehicles in the Netherlands is sustainably re-purposed. (On the basis of the European Directive 2000/53/EC that describes the processing of end-of-life vehicles) ARN does this by making sure that the recycling process is sound, by prompting businesses in the sector to increase sustainability and by sharing knowledge and experience. ARN helps authorities in the development of legislation. And, where necessary, ARN makes investments and engages with the industry. For instance, even the last remainders of end-of-life vehicles are processed to become valuable materials in the Post Shredder Technology plant.ARN advises on environmentally-sensitive configuration and optimisation of recycling processes, finding the right market for secondary raw-materials and compliance with legal requirements.ARN services are:• development of recycling processes for automotive• operational advice on recycling systems• costing business cases for recycling processes• recommendations on product design from the perspective of circular economy• advice on legal options and obstacles• exploring existing and new marketswww.arn.nl/wp-content/uploads/.../ARN_duurzaamheidverslag2009.pdfhttps://www.afvalcirculair.nl/publish/.../leidraad_autowrakken_tcm334-335343.pdfhttps://issuu.com/schroot/docs/schroot_2015-05_hr
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  • Foundation Quality Management Dismanteling Industry (Stichting Kzd)
    Board Member
    Foundation Quality Management Dismanteling Industry (Stichting Kzd) 2009 - 2015
    Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
    The automotive dismanteling industry took the initiative to develop a single standard that sets out the requirements for dismantling, health and safety legislation, material recycling and quality. This has become the KZD standard. The standard is divided into three levels, indicated in stars.About 200 car dismantling companies are affiliated to KZD. Together, they recycle 29.5% (by weight) of all such vehicles in the Netherlands.KZD certified dismantling companies can re-use or sell many parts for second-hand use such as the starter motor, gearbox, dynamo and headlamps. Other parts, such as tyres, batteries, LPG tanks and fluids are removed for recycling. Specialised companies process these materials to obtain raw materials for new products.https://www.kzd.info/https://www.kiwa.com/nl/nl/service/kwaliteitszorg-demontage-kzd/https://diensten.kiwa.nl/transport-en-mobiliteit/kwaliteitszorg-demontage-module-2
  • Rai Amsterdam
    Technical Committee Rai Auto Aftermarket Expo
    Rai Amsterdam 2009 - 2014
    Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
    Exhibition Committee is an advisory board, and consists of executives of (exhibiting and visiting) companies and therewith acts as the voice and trend watchers of the automotive after market industry. http://www.automotive4all.nl/nieuws/autovak-en-auto-rai-afgeblazen/1354080145133https://portal.rai.nl/oep/oep_p1_exhibitors.aspx?cc=110092203651&oc=50https://automotive-online.nl/management/laatste-nieuws/archief/1912-crash-ramt-autovak
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  • Ueapme
    Member Commission Sme Development And Transport Forum
    Ueapme 2003 - 2014
    Brussels Area, Belgium
    The Commission advices (the Board and) the European institutes like the European Commisson on policy and legislation regarding SME development finance, Transport (safety, intelligent transport systems) and automotive issues.Main tasks:- Define positions and actions on key market issues- Promote the need to understand and form opinions on future aftermarket legislations- Liaise together with other organizations to defend interestsUEAPME (Union Européenne de l’Artisanat et des Petites et Moyennes Entreprises / European Association of Craft, Small & Medium-sized Enterprises) is the European Social partner representing craft, trades and SMEs in Europe (EU and countries applying for accession to the EU). It represents, through 75 national and European sectoral federations, over 10 million small enterprises, which employ over 50 million people.https://ueapme.com/docs/press_releases/pr_2004/040908_Repairersclause.pdfhttps://www.calameo.com/books/0000179654dfd98acfa7b
  • Afcar (Alliance For The Freedom Of Car Repair In The Eu)
    Board Member
    Afcar (Alliance For The Freedom Of Car Repair In The Eu) 2002 - 2014
    Brussels Area, Belgium
    Created in 1997, the AFCAR Alliance speaks on behalf of a wide range of stakeholders representing motoring consumers, the leasing and rental industry, the lubricants industry, and a major part of the automotive aftermarket ranging from test equipment and diagnostic tool manufacturers, parts wholesalers, data publishers as well as independent and authorised repairers. http://ec.europa.eu/competition/consultations/2009_motor_vehicles/airc_en.pdfAFCAR's aim is to promote free competition and fair access to technical information and more generally to all features that allow multi-brand market operators, employing 3.5 million people in over 500.000 companies, to offer competitive repair and maintenance services to the 285 million motoring consumers and duty vehicles operators in the EU. Together, AFCAR SMEs constitute a dedicated supply chain, which ensures the competitiveness and dynamism of the automotive industry sector as a whole. AFCAR members are an integral part of the European economy. The independent aftermarket value chain ensures lasting innovation and effective competition which provides European motorists with the freedom of choice in the aftermarket care of their vehicles.Issues are:- eCall & Telematics - C-ITS - Access to repair and maintenance information for passenger cars (Euro 5/6), heavy-duty vehicles (Euro VI), motorcycles (L-cat) and agricultural & forestry vehicles (T-cat) - Electric Vehicles - Revision of Vehicle Type-approval Framework Directive 2007/46/EC - GEAR 2030 - Digital single market / Digitalisation / Digital Platforms - Internal market strategy - Industry 4.0 - IoT - EU Data Economy - Free flow of data - Autonomous drivinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECallhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_Exemption_Regulationhttps://lobbyfacts.eu/representative/0904f72b5afc42eb8ea2dee7c38f667ahttps://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/2201/SC1-016%20Notes%20on%20SC1%20Meeting%2010-01-03.pdf
  • Ecar (Campaign For The Freedom Of The Automotive Parts And Repair Market)
    Board Member
    Ecar (Campaign For The Freedom Of The Automotive Parts And Repair Market) 2000 - 2014
    Brussels Area, Belgium
    Members of the Board are involved in:- Influencing the EU Intellectual Property Rights legislation and Competition Law• Being a platform for collaboration• Enabling project proposal writing• Lobbying the EC partners• Representing ECAR in European Platforms • Enhance ECARs influence in EU by means of road maps, strategy and position papersEstablished in 1993, the European Campaign for the Freedom of the Automotive Parts and Repair Market is an alliance of 7 European associations representing independent vehicle body and glass parts producers, parts distributors and repairers and a large cross section of small and medium‐sized enterprises as well as around 260 million motoring consumers in the European Union. ECAR’s main objective is to promote free competition and to prevent a monopolisation of the market for visible spare parts through abuse of design protection.https://wikivisually.com/wiki/Vehicle_insurancehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_insurancehttps://automotive-online.nl/management/laatste-nieuws/archief/1914-europese-commissie-voor-niet-originele-delenhttps://automotive-management.nl/print/home/1892-dday_voor_schadedelen_uitgesteld.htmlhttp://ec.europa.eu/competition/consultations/2009_motor_vehicles/airc_en.pdfhttps://ueapme.com/docs/press_releases/pr_2004/040915_UEAPME-Carparts.pdfhttp://bigdealdecision.blogspot.com/2018/06/original-equipment-manufacturer.htmlhttps://aftersalesmagazine.nl/discussie-over-imitatieonderdelenhttps://autobranchesignalen.nl/bedrijfsnieuws/1345-matching-quality-dat-is-pas-origineelhttp://dir.md/wiki/Motor_insurance?host=en.wikipedia.org
  • Auto Data Interchange / E Commerce Platform Organization
    Board Member
    Auto Data Interchange / E Commerce Platform Organization 2008 - 2011
    Having common ICT standards is one of the measures needed to ensure that stakeholders in the automotive like car leasing companies, car importers, dealers, repair shops are at the forefront of developing and exploiting ICT technologies: they ensure interoperability and guarantee that such technologies work smoothly and reliably together.Besides that Auto Data Intechange continually focuses on current themes relating to mobility such as ITS, and public transport.
  • European Commission
    Member Ecall Driving Group
    European Commission 2006 - 2009
    Brussels Area, Belgium
    The European eCall and E Safey Platform aims bringing together all relevant stakeholders in the implementation of the pan-European eCall system. eCall is an eSafety technology that is promoted by the European Commission. The technology intends to bring rapid assistance to motorists involved in a collision anywhere in the European Union. Many organisations are involved with the wide-deployment of this technology across Europe, focusing on different aspects of eCall including in-vehicle systems, wireless data delivery, and Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs).eCall is a system that provides an automated message to the emergency services following a road crash which includes the precise crash location. The in-vehicle eCall is an emergency call (an E112 wireless call) generated either manually by the vehicle occupants by pushing a button or automatically via activation of in-vehicle sensors after a crash. When activated, the in-vehicle eCall device will establish an emergency call carrying both voice and data directly to the nearest emergency services (normally the nearest 112 Public Safety Answering Point, PSAP). The voice call enables vehicle occupants to communicate with the trained eCall operator. At the same time, a minimum set of data will be sent to the eCall operator receiving the voice call. The minimum set of data contains information about the incident including time, precise location, vehicle identification, eCall status (as a minimum, indication if eCall has been manually or automatically triggered) and information about a possible service provider.These eCallsystems aim to reduce the time between when the crash occurs and when medical services are provided. The aim is to reduce the consequences of injury to prevent death and disability. ( eSafety Compendium)
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  • De Geschillencommissie
    Arbitrator
    De Geschillencommissie 2006 - 2008
    The Hague Area, Netherlands
    The Complaints Board Energy and Water is an independent complaintsboard/arbitration board which considers companies complaints related to goods and services purchased from energy and water suppliers/companies.Arbitration is a procedure in which a dispute is submitted, by agreement of the parties, to one or more arbitrators who make a binding decision on the dispute. In choosing arbitration, the parties opt for a private dispute resolution procedure instead of going to court.https://www.degeschillencommissie.nl/consumenten/uitsprakenoverzicht/https://www.degeschillencommissie.nl/ondernemers/uitsprakenoverzicht/https://www.rechtspraak.nl/https://nl.linkedin.com/in/karel-bukholczer/de
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  • Ooc Foundation ( Stichting Ooc)
    Board Member Company Secretary
    Ooc Foundation ( Stichting Ooc) 1999 - 2007
    Netherlands
    OOC Foundation is the Training and Development Fund for the Car body repair and body building industry. OOC aims to promote the inflow, flow and maintenance of (technical) professionals in the body industry.The Board is involved by partially financing and / or subsidizing the costs associated with:1. to do (do) training activities, develop teaching materials, training and development work, and inform them on behalf of employers and employees in order to ensure the proper functioning of the labor market in the industry and employability of employees To improve the industry;2. to promote and stimulate the education of young people and others in (vocational) education for the industry as well as information on this;3. to ensure, promote, develop and provide postgraduate, post-graduate and further education of employers and employees employed in the industry, as well as informing them about the professional skills of employers and employees in this way In the industry to be increased or increased;4. to provide (work) employment opportunities for disabled people, people without work or unemployed endangered employees by offering a (vocational) training to fulfill job vacancies in the industry;5. promoting (contributing) labor participation of women in particular in the industry and continuing employment of men and women in the industry;6. conduct research into and translate the importance for the industry of (new) technological developments in the field;7. perform and inform about research in the above-mentioned areas with a view to developing industry and sectoral policies in the industry;8. the use of advisors, who support the board in its activities, and which can also provide information and information, especially in the fields of education, training, working conditions and labor market policies to companies in the industry.http://www.vocar.nl/documents/0422voorweb32501136VOCkrantapril2009.pdf
  • Belle Air
    Marketing And Legal Advisor
    Belle Air Jan 1999 - 2006
    Amsterdam Area, Netherlands
    Duties:• identify and assess risks associated with product development, production, and distribution.• define strategies to mitigate risks.• provide guidance to company throughout the research & development and commercial lifecycle process• provide legal protection and risk management advice especially on IP contracts and manage the execution of business decisions relating to IP• review and draft contracts, agreements and internal policies and other documents to ensure the company’s full legal rights• in support of the Commercial activities of the business, communicate and negotiate with external partiesBelle Air offers a wide range of home fragrance solutions, including Scented Oils, Freshmatic room sprays, and other portable air fresheners, and Aroma Sphere liquid diffusers. Belle Air scents are just as diverse, ranging from floral, fruity, and gourmet fragrances to fresh linen, lavender, and more.Belle Air’s patented delivery systems and high quality fragrances help enhance environments, communicate brands, and create memorable experiences for people around the world. Belle Air gives clients the tools to sculpt their environments - completing customers’ experience by engaging memory and emotions through the sense of smell.
  • Repair Maintenance & Tire Network / E Commerce Platform ( Vereniging Rob/ Rob Net)
    Founder/ Legal Counsel
    Repair Maintenance & Tire Network / E Commerce Platform ( Vereniging Rob/ Rob Net) 2002 - 2005
    The Hague Area, Netherlands
    Streamlining the maintenance and repair process of having an operator manually convert information from the maintenance order into a digital message, ROB net will automate the process, bridging the gap between the operator’s output and the car leasing company. Overall this results in a more efficient, accurate and less time consuming claims process that will allow car leasing partners to increase their throughput while reducing the potential for human error.
  • Oasis
    Member Oasis Technical Committee Format Of Automotive Repair Information
    Oasis 2002 - 2004
    Brussels Area, Belgium
    The objective is to develop a standard format to enable access to emission-related repair, diagnostic and technical information with respect to the vehicles covered by the scope of Directive 70/220/EEC, i.e. passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. The following tasks are within the scope of this project:1.Review existing data sources, structures and use of data by manufacturers and third-party users. 2.Determine the most cost-effective, lowest footprint distribution medium for vehicle repair information 3.Specify an information structure that is commonly supported, open, public, easy to understand (for both people and computers) and accessible (e.g. XML, although other mediums will also be considered). 4.Identify industry-standard vocabulary such as keywords and elements (e.g. ISO 15031-2 (J1930) "OBD Terms and Definitions"), determine if such standards are applicable for the purpose of this project and, where necessary, take steps to either develop new standards or expand the scope of existing standards. 5.Identify features necessary for access to information (e.g. search engines) that can be correlated to the document structure and/or content, including access to information in manufacturer-specific tools, packaging of information to make viable cost units, application of "pass-through" programming 6.Establish minimum (or ideal) configurations for end-user access, with an emphasis on open or ubiquitous standards: a.identify the most common hardware platform(s), including operating system(s);b.identify the most common software and/or interfaces.7.Establish the performance criteria for provider information delivery systems (e.g. monitoring of web-site performance). 8.Determine method and intervals for ongoing review and updating of specifications. 9.Demonstrate at least three reference implementations made in accordance with the specifications 10.Recommendation for application of the results of the project.
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  • Independent Inspectors And Inspections Of Soil Protection Facilities (Odi/Vdv)
    Board Member
    Independent Inspectors And Inspections Of Soil Protection Facilities (Odi/Vdv) 2000 - 2003
    Harderwijk Netherlands
    The Environmental (Control) Law stipulates that the companies concerned must take measures in places where environmentally unfriendly substances can penetrate soil and / or groundwater.In order to clarify the parties concerned, the legislation has been elaborated. For example, CUR / PBV Recommendation 44 has been prepared. Therein, criteria are given for the assessment of the liquid tightness of floors, and floors used, and associated facilities. The recommendation states, inter alia, that this assessment must be conducted by an independent expert.The Inspection is accredited and has ministerial authorisation to inspect liquid-tight facilities and to issue a Liquid-Tight Facility Declaration. On April 15, 1996, stakeholders established the ODI Foundation (Independent Expert Inspectors and Advisors). The reason for this initiative was the increasing need for demonstrable independence and expertise from inspectors and advisors.Not only CUR / PBV Recommendation 44 refers to this independent expert. Public authorities, insurance companies, financiers and other industry organizations of companies with increased risk of soil contamination have also identified the important role that this independent expert has in the construction and maintenance of soil protection facilities.http://www.odivdv.nl/
  • Van And Recron
    Experiences As Company Secretary
    Van And Recron Jan 1992 - 1999
    Worked at two other trade organizationsGames & Chance industry & Leisure sector
  • Digital City Of Delft
    Legal Advisor
    Digital City Of Delft 1996 - 1998
    Delft Area, Netherlands
    Start up in which employees of the municipal library, the municipality and the Technical University of Delft work on the creation of the digital city of Delft.The Digital City of Delft is a virtual imitation of the real city. The post office, labor office, library, theater, municipality, church society, all these organizations can be found in the digital city.https://www.delta.tudelft.nl/article/digitale-stad-delft-opent-haar-poortenhttp://www.dsdelft.nl/

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