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From grower to sales consultant

"Because I have been in the same position, I can support others in making the right choices. In the end, the intention is that the client is so pleased that he will choose to work with Bosman Van Zaal!" That is said by Martijn Vernooij. Before he was a grower, nowadays he works as a Technical Sales Consultant. He shares what he does and what advantages and challenges that brings. 

Who are you and what do you do?
My name is Martijn Vernooij and I am a Technical Sales Consultant for Bosman Van Zaal. Together with my colleagues, I advise on projects that will be eventually realised together with the clients. I have been working at Bosman Van Zaal for two years now.

How did you end up in our sector?
My father was a rose grower, so as a child I was already familiar with the sector. Later on, I also became a grower. When rose prices dropped enormously, we decided to switch to another crop and we started to grow cymbidium.

Why did you switch from grower to Technical Sales Consultant?
After a long career as a grower, I was ready for a new career and ended up at Bosman Van Zaal. My background positively contributed to that. During my work, I have a lot of contact with growers. Because I have been in the same position, I can support them in making the right choices. In the end, the intention is that the client is so satisfied that he will choose to work with Bosman Van Zaal.

What makes your job so special?
On the one hand, my job is special because I have close contact with my clients, on the other hand, it is because I am involved in unique projects. When I started, I became instantly involved in medicinal cannabis projects. This market is quite different, with many different types of projects and clients with no horticultural experience whatsoever. These kinds of challenges make my job interesting.

What would you take up or change?
For now, there is not one specific thing that I would like to take up or change. Obviously, I do hope to be able to realise many more interesting projects!

What are your plans for this weekend?
Being a taxi driver for my children, haha! They have sports to go to this weekend. Nothing else is planned, but I am okay with that.

For more information:
Bosman Van Zaal
Martijn Vernooij
[email protected]
+31 297 344 344.

Bosman Van Zaal
+31 297 344 344
[email protected]
www.bosmanvanzaal.com

 

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