Ronald de Graan 

Ronald de Graan has an extensive work experience spanning over several companies. Ronald started their career at JHK Architecten as a stage architectuur in 1995. Ronald then worked at VolkerWessels as an architect between 1996 and 1998. Following that, they joined Archiment as an architect from 1996 to 1998. Ronald then moved on to Valk Architecten BV, where they worked as an architect from 1998 to 2005.

In 2005, de Graan joined RAU as a BIM manager, manager IT, project architect, and C2C architectural consultant. Ronald had various responsibilities during their time at RAU, including being responsible for projects such as st@art-Apenheul, 4ekwadrant Zeist nieuw gemeentehuis, gemeentehuis Brummen, WHBS Helmond-West, and ICS Naaldwijk. Ronald left RAU in 2012.

From 2012 to 2020, de Graan worked at KUBUS, where they held several roles. Ronald started as a product manager and Archicad specialist before becoming the Directeur productmanagement. Ronald later served as the managing director and director BIM-solutions. In 2020, they became the director of customer success.

Currently, de Graan works at BIMcollab as the director of customer success, a role they started in 2020.

Ronald de Graan has an extensive education history. In 1980, they started their higher education journey at HNL, where they pursued VWO and graduated with a degree in VWO in 1988. Following that, Ronald attended Delft University of Technology from 1990 to 1996, where they obtained a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Architecture. During their time at Delft, they also achieved the certification of "registratie architectenregister" from the Bureau Architectenregister in September 1996.

In 2022, Ronald enrolled in a Masterclass klant- en toekomstgericht innoveren at Nyenrode Business University. Although the specific degree name is not provided, they completed the program and obtained a certification with the same title from Nyenrode Business Universiteit in December 2022. Additionally, in August 1996, they earned a certification of "master of architecture" from Technische Universiteit Delft.