Building ambitions together: 95 years of Bulsink

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The growth plans of Coco & Sebas

Seven shops, each with a unique signature to match the location, where everything revolves around chocolate and temptation. It would be very surprising to not see a lot more branches of Coco & Sebas open up. Remy Rombouts, founder and co-owner of the successful chocolate concept, is nowhere near finished. He aims to create more and even better shops.

Innovation: 3D modelling and data management

As our Operations Director, Ronald Geus is not only responsible for our projects currently in progress; he also looks at ways in which we can best build our customers’ ambitions in future. So, if we can expect a view on innovation from someone, it would be from Ronald.

What are the most relevant innovations in our line of work at the moment?

“The first one is modelling, in which we have already taken significant steps. Another relevant innovation in our line of work is data management. We have great ambitions in data management, especially in relation to sustainability.”

Sustainability in building: a three-line approach

In a previous article, Operations Director Ronald Geus shared his views on innovation. Today, we are talking about sustainability, and in particular about what Ronald calls his “three-line approach”.

What do you mean by this three-line approach? 

“I think sustainability can be improved in the construction process on three different levels, or along three different lines.”

“Discussions about sustainability are often restricted to the third line, because it is the most obvious level. The installation of LED lighting, for example, replacing a boiler with a heat pump system, or the extent to which construction materials are produced environmentally-friendly. Sustainability, however, starts earlier in the process.”