2016 – 2017
Member of the board at ‘Verenigde Nederlandse Compagnie NV’ listed on Euronext Amsterdam under ISIN code NL0009169515 and ticker symbol VNC.
2013 - present
His vast experience, in-depth knowledge of regulations, procedures and legislation in combination with his financial vision and achieved results make Van Veldhoven a sought-after adviser. Whether it be in the case of IPO’s, to Boards of listed corporations, concerning capital injections and strategy implementation, as well as advising non-listed companies and as an expert on placement of bonds and shares on the free capital market.
2010 - 2014
After completion of his activities at Vero Holding BV, Van Veldhoven was appointed CEO of the listed company Vivenda Media Groep N.V. The objective he realized was facilitating a complete turnaround and reverse listing, during which the continuity of the structural was guaranteed at all times. Vivenda Media Groep N.V. changed its name to Inverko N.V. in November of 2013.
2009
In 2009 Van Veldhoven was also responsible for all the preparations for the IPO of an ICT platform on the European stock exchanges.
2007 - 2010
Van Veldhoven continued his career as CEO of a major ICT company. Under his leadership a successful on-line consumer platform was launched. The company subsequently became publicly traded.
2005 - 2007
In 2005 Van Veldhoven transitioned to a real-estate portfolio. His activities as CEO resulted in a 30% profitability increase on invested capital.
2003 - 2005
Following Legio Lease’s success, Van Veldhoven became CEO of an investment firm in which part of Dexia Bank’s commercial rights were managed.
1995 - 2003
Based on his results in the US, Bank Labouchere requested Van Veldhoven to set up the commercial activities for Legio Lease at his own expense and risk, resulting in € 1.5 billion invested capital that grew to € 4.5 billion thanks to Van Veldhovens investment strategy.
1988 - 1995
At the age of 21, Van Veldhoven was already successfully trading derivatives on the American CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) and CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade), both for third parties and at his own expense and risk. At the same time he was doing business as a trader on the NYMEX (New York Mercantile Exchange) and the WTI (oil futures market).
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