Pierre Boels to speak at Europlatform

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11 June 2013

Pierre Boels, CEO of Netherlands-based Boels Rental, has been confirmed as keynote speaker at the seventh Europlatform conference in Istanbul, Turkey, taking place on 3 October, 2013.

Mr Boels, one of Europe’s most successful rental entrepreneurs and leaders, will describe the company’s experiences and strategy for entering new markets. Although based in the Netherlands, the company now also operates in Germany, Belgium, Austria, Poland, the Czech Republic and, most recently, Italy.

Europlatform is targeted at managers of access rental companies and has become an essential event in the industry calendar.

Mr Boels joins an outstanding line-up of speakers at the conference including; Andy Studdert, CEO at NES Rentals in the US; Michael Rohmeder, regional sales manager, Ritchie Bros; Mustafa Bilgin, general manager of Turkey-based rental major Instanbul Vinc; Faruk Aksoy, secretary general at IMDER; and Chris Wraith, technical officer, IPAF. Further speakers will be confirmed soon.

Registration is now open for the conference, which takes place in the impressive Pera Palace hotel, based in the heart of Istanbul. Visit the Europlatform website by clicking here and book your place.

The event is organised by the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF), with Access International magazine the official media partner.

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