PAL-V
Marco van den Bosch has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Marco has held various roles in different companies, starting in 1989 as an Account Manager at Apple Centre Rotterdam. Marco then worked at Ingram Micro as the Manager of the MAC division from 1993 to 1995, and subsequently served as the Managing Director of Filemaker Benelux at Apple Computer from 1995 to 1999.
In 1999, they founded The Knowledge Factory and served as the CEO until 2002. Following this, they founded and served as the CEO of Digital Channel from 2002 to 2008.
In 2009, they founded Channel Media Company and served as the founder until 2013. From 2014 to 2017, they were the Founder and CEO of Rechannel, an omnichannel advisory firm that focuses on channel marketing and stakeholder management.
In 2015, they became a Partner at Virtual Retail, specializing in virtualizing traditional retail chains through 360-degree interactive tours.
In 2017, they joined PAL-V International BV as the Sales & Marketing Director for Benelux, and later became the CCO/VP for West Europe starting in October 2018.
Additionally, they have been a Strategic Advisor at Channext since October 2018, where they contribute to the channel automation platform.
Marco van den Bosch attended Niels Stensen college from 1977 to 1984. Marco then went on to attend the Pilot school at the Royal Netherlands Air Force from 1985 to 1988, where they obtained an Engineer's degree and pilot license. Additionally, they also attended Apple Business University at an unspecified time.
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PAL-V
PAL-V started in 2008 to design a roadable aircraft. It evaluated many potential technologies and created numerous concepts in cooperation with well-known research institutes and universities. The first real “flying car” concept was born! Having designed and patented their findings and concepts, PAL-V hired a team of very skilled engineers with automotive, aviation and motorcycle backgrounds and started the engineering of its proof-of-concept prototypes. World-class partners were selected and contracted for several system elements. This led to the first flight of PAL-V NV’s proof-of-concept prototype in 2012. Since then the company entered the next phase of development, engineering the first commercial version, optimizing the design, and starting up production. This will result in the market launch of the worlds first commercial flying car: the PAL-V Liberty. The Liberty received the official road approval in 2020 and is ready for the next and final step, flight certification. The next chapter in the history of mobility is being written, by PAL-V, today!