
Bjorn Robbens
Bjorn Robbens is co-founder and chief executive of C-battery, which he started in January 2021, and is based in Gent. He has owned Sarolea Motorcycles since January 2015, and in April 2025 became an investor in Peliqan. He states expertise in circular economy, sustainability, entrepreneurship and investing.
Earlier, he worked as an account manager at Carfac in 2020 and held an AI growth role at In The Pocket from September 2019 to May 2020. He owned BENTONAPPS from August 2014 to January 2018 and was business development and delivery manager at Business & Decision Group between 2016 and 2017. He co-founded BELGUSA Gaming Guides in May 2014. From September 2004 to December 2013 he was founder and chief executive of BRO-Consulting, and during part of that period, from 2009 to 2011, he was freelance IT manager at Meyvaert Glass Engineering. He began his career as a field support engineer at Seco-M and then Schaubroeck NV, before consulting roles at Orbid IT Services and OASIS Consultants.
He studied informatics at HOGENT and information technology at Ghent University.
Career
PeliqanInvestorApr 2025 β Present
C-batteryCo-Founder & CEOJan 2021 β Present
- Sarolea MotorcyclesOwnerJan 2015 β Present
- CarfacAccount ManagerJun 2020 β Dec 2020
In The Pocket#66factoryAI growthSep 2019 β May 2020
- Business & Decision GroupBusiness Development & Delivery ManagerOct 2016 β Oct 2017
- BELGUSA Gaming GuidesCo-FounderMay 2014 β Oct 2016
- BENTONAPPSOwnerAug 2014 β Jan 2018
- Meyvaert Glass EngineeringFreelance IT ManagerJan 2009 β Feb 2011
- BRO-ConsultingFounder and CEOSep 2004 β Dec 2013
- OASIS ConsultantsProject Manager and Senior CRM Consultant (SAP & Microsoft CRM)2003 β 2005
- Orbid IT ServicesPre-Sales and CRM Consultant (Siebel & Microsoft CRM)1999 β 2003
- Schaubroeck NVCustomer Support and Field Support Engineer1996 β 1999
- Seco-MField Support Engineer1996 β 1996
- Startup Survival Masterclass2018 - 2018
HOGENT#8schoolBachelor's Degree, Informatics1994 - 1996
Ghent University#2schoolBachelor's Degree, Information Technology1993 - 1994
- College OudenaardeSciene, Math1986 - 1992
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