Marcus Kremers

Marcus Kremers has extensive work experience in the aerospace and composites industry. Marcus served as the CTO at Airborne International, overseeing all composite technology developments with a focus on automation and digital manufacturing. Marcus also held the role of Member of the Supervisory Board at Airborne International.

In addition, Kremers founded and is the Managing Director of Eve Reverse, a company they established in 2022. Marcus is also involved with NAG Advancing your Aerospace and Airport Business as a Startup and Scaleup Ambassador, supporting and promoting startups in the aerospace domain. Marcus was previously a Board Member at NAG.

Kremers has served as a Startup Mentor at YES!Delft, providing guidance to startups in the aerospace industry. Marcus has also been an Advisor to the Board at Qlayers B.V.

Furthermore, Kremers has experience in technology management and strategic advice, particularly in composites, automation, and digital manufacturing. Marcus founded and managed Zwart Licht and served as the Chairman of the Board at CompositesNL, the Dutch association for the composites industry.

Additionally, Kremers has been a Board Member at The European Composites Industry Association (EuCIA), which represents thousands of companies and employees in the composites industry. Marcus has also been a Member of the Programme Council for Chemistry of Advanced Materials at Holland Chemistry, advancing innovation in the chemistry sector.

In their earlier career, Kremers held the position of CTO and Observer to the Supervisory Board at Airborne Oil & Gas.

Overall, Marcus Kremers has a wealth of experience in the aerospace and composites industry, with a focus on technology development, innovation, and support for startups and scaleups.

Marcus Kremers has a diverse education history. Marcus began their studies at St. Jozef, where they did not receive a degree and the field of study is unknown. Marcus then attended St. Michiel from 1983 to 1989 and obtained a Gymnasium degree. After that, from 1989 to 1996, they attended Delft University of Technology and earned a Master of Science (MS) degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering. Marcus furthered their education in 2018 at the University of Cambridge, where they studied Business Sustainability Management in the field of Sustainability Studies.