Hugo van Speybroeck
As a consultant you have a lot of responsibility. You have to respond quickly to the needs of a customer. Sometimes they are more complicated than you anticipated, but with all the knowledge and experience in our organization, we can always find a solution.
Having fun in my work is important to me. With my knowledge, I always want to be able to answer the customer's question with enthusiasm. If I don't know something yet, I learn it. Besides my work as a consultant, I like to play music. I play bass guitar and drums. Together with my youngest daughter Lina I have picked up an old hobby: judo. This is where I can give it my all.”
“18 years ago I was approached by a headhunter office in Leuven. They were looking for someone with an all-round IT profile who at the same time enjoys contact with customers. A role that suited me down to the ground. So I didn't hesitate for long and took up the challenge at Dialog Group in Belgium. I now have 26 years of experience in the IT sector.
The clients I work for are mainly organizations in Belgium and Luxembourg. I learn a lot because of the variety of clients. There is always enough challenge. Just like Hans, I enjoy being involved in projects from A to Z.
De Friesland always did everything in-house. Until De Friesland merged with Achmea in 2019, we did that seven days a week.
I find it interesting to be involved in a project from the beginning. I want to be able to think along with the client. Having been on the customer side myself, I know what organizations face both internally and externally and why certain choices are sometimes made. That's why I enjoy my role as a consultant so much. Why does the client want something, what kind of need is hidden behind it and how are we going to tackle it in order to reach that final goal together? That role fits me perfectly.”
During my time at De Friesland, I immersed myself in the document world. I was engaged in optimizing the document process. So drafting, printing, archiving and sending letters to customers.
“18 years ago I was approached by a headhunter office in Leuven. They were looking for someone with an all-round IT profile who at the same time enjoys contact with customers. A role that suited me down to the ground. So I didn't hesitate for long and took up the challenge at Dialog Group in Belgium. I now have 26 years of experience in the IT sector.
The clients I work for are mainly organizations in Belgium and Luxembourg. I learn a lot because of the variety of clients. There is always enough challenge. Just like Hans, I enjoy being involved in projects from A to Z.
As a consultant you have a lot of responsibility. You have to respond quickly to the needs of a customer. Sometimes they are more complicated than you anticipated, but with all the knowledge and experience in our organization, we can always find a solution.
Having fun in my work is important to me. With my knowledge, I always want to be able to answer the customer's question with enthusiasm. If I don't know something yet, I learn it. Besides my work as a consultant, I like to play music. I play bass guitar and drums. Together with my youngest daughter Lina I have picked up an old hobby: judo. This is where I can give it my all.”
Hugo van Speybroeck
De Friesland always did everything in-house. Until De Friesland merged with Achmea in 2019, we did that seven days a week.
I find it interesting to be involved in a project from the beginning. I want to be able to think along with the client. Having been on the customer side myself, I know what organizations face both internally and externally and why certain choices are sometimes made. That's why I enjoy my role as a consultant so much. Why does the client want something, what kind of need is hidden behind it and how are we going to tackle it in order to reach that final goal together? That role fits me perfectly.”
During my time at De Friesland, I immersed myself in the document world. I was engaged in optimizing the document process. So drafting, printing, archiving and sending letters to customers.
HANS VAN BREEDEN