During the Hobaho Dagen in the Netherlands, Ron Kloos, Managing Director of Decorum Plants & Flowers, and Patrick van der Gulik, owner of Van der Gulik B.V., represented Decorum. The event brought together traders and growers, with a strong presence from the tulip sector and a clear focus on cooperation and connection across the supply chain.
On the second day, both speakers shared their experiences and perspectives with attendees. Patrick van der Gulik spoke about his entrepreneurial journey and the role Decorum has played in the development of his company. He highlighted the importance of visibility as a collective, while maintaining the individual identity of each business.
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Ron Kloos focused on Decorum as a collective, its shared vision, and collaboration within the supply chain. He emphasised the importance of presenting a united profile in the market.
"By continuing to seek each other out and work together, we can grow stronger as a sector and seize new opportunities," Kloos said.
The Hobaho Dagen provided ample opportunity for discussions and networking. In particular, the interactions between traders and growers demonstrated the value of working together to build the future of the sector.
Overall, the Hobaho Dagen offered a series of meetings that reinforced a clear message: collaboration strengthens the industry.
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