LinkedIn·Monday, 17 August 2026·9d ago
Some industries let you experiment. Maritime usually does not. Successful maritime innovation requires extensive domain knowledge, trust…
Craftzing
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Some industries let you experiment. Maritime usually does not. Successful maritime innovation requires extensive domain knowledge, trust and the ability to build products that survive at sea from day one.
That’s exactly what Jeroen Nelen brings as Business Unit Lead Maritime & Logistics.
With Made - A Global Innovation Studio joining Craftzing, we connect many years of maritime expertise with Craftzing’s broader capabilities in AI, transformation and enterprise architecture.
Get to know our newest Business Unit Lead in this week's People Spotlight.
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