A special farewell after 55 years of craftsmanship
After an incredible 55 years at Royal Van der Leun, Cor Usmany recently said an official farewell to his colleagues.
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A festive end to 2024!
What an incredible year it has been for all of us at Royal Van der Leun! This season was marked by growth, innovation, and collaboration.
We expanded our global presence by opening new facilities, enlarging our headquarters in Sliedrecht, launching exciting new ventures, and welcoming many talented colleagues to our team, including Anly den Breejen, daughter of our CEO, Martin den Breejen.
From developing cutting-edge solutions to securing groundbreaking projects for state-of-the-art ships and facilities, we continue to push boundaries. At the same time, we stay true to our roots by delivering dependable electrical installations for vessels and utility projects, as well as crafting custom metal solutions in our own workshop. None of these achievements would have been possible without the dedication of our incredible team and the support of our valued partners.
Last week, we gathered at our annual Christmas party to celebrate this remarkable year. An enjoyable evening featuring great food, vibrant live music, and an entertaining presentation duo.
From all of us at Royal Van der Leun, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our clients, employees, partners, and followers. Thank you for being an essential part of our journey. We wish you a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year!
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