Bart Kuijlman

Bart Kuijlman has over 25 years of work experience in various roles and industries. Bart currently works as a Project Director/Developer Hydrogen at Gasunie, where they are responsible for developing the first underground Hydrogen Storage in the Netherlands. Prior to this, they worked at ENGIE Energie Nederland NV as a Manager of Participations & Partnerships, where they focused on partnerships and business development in renewable energy. Bart also has experience in financial investment and partnership advisory at ENGIE. Before that, Bart worked as a Finance Manager/Business Engineer at Ballast Nedam Concessions, where they were involved in business development and project finance for infrastructure projects. Bart also worked as a Financial Engineer at Witteveen + Bos, Maastricht Belvédère, and Wieringerrandmeer, where they gained expertise in large-scale area development and project finance. Bart started their career at Rabobankgroup as a Facility Manager and later worked as a Controller in space and facility management, as well as in ICT consultancy. Overall, Bart's experience spans project development, finance, and business development in various sectors, including renewable energy and infrastructure.

Bart Kuijlman's education history is as follows:

- Bart attended the University of Twente from 1988 to 1994, earning a degree in Technical Business Administration (ir).

- In 1987, they studied at Delft University of Technology, focusing on Materials Science.

- In 2004, they completed a post-academic program in real estate investment analyses at the Amsterdam School of Real Estate (University of Amsterdam).

- From an unspecified period to 2008, Bart pursued post-academic education at the University of Delft, specializing in financial engineering, particularly project finance in civil engineering projects.

- In 2008, they completed a post-academic program in Managing Large Infrastructure Projects at the University of Delft.

- In 2010, they attended another post-academic education program at the University of Delft, focusing on Large Infrastructure Projects: Problems, Causes, Cures.

- In 2011, Bart took a course in Project Finance/Financial Modelling at Operis (London).

- In 2017, they pursued a post-academic program in Advanced Negotiation Dynamics at the Amsterdam Institute of Finance.

- In 2020, Bart completed the ENGIE Senior Management Program.

Additionally, Bart has participated in various other courses throughout their education, although specific details are not provided. Currently, their education status beyond 2020 is unknown.