B2B proposition and service model
What does downtime cost the customer, and how do you take that risk away? Maintenance, roadside assistance and response times that convince business customers.
The business cycling market is growing fast. I help lease companies, bicycle brands, dealers and mobility providers build a proposition that employers and riders actually choose.
I have worked on the business side of the cycling industry since 2016. At JUIZZ Zakelijk, together with the COO, I developed a Full Service Plan: maintenance and roadside assistance in one, with on-site service within two hours. It led to partnerships with ANWB, PostNL and Coolblue.
As General Manager of JUIZZ I led the winning tender for speed pedelecs for the Dutch police. At Fynch Mobility I was responsible for sales, tender management and account management for a business mobility platform, including WPM and CSRD reporting.
Today I am building Upway in the Netherlands, with refurbished e-bikes that are also available through leasing. (Transparency: Upway is my current client.)
What does downtime cost the customer, and how do you take that risk away? Maintenance, roadside assistance and response times that convince business customers.
From reading the requirements to a winning bid, with the right partners as subcontractors.
Refurbished bikes, residual value and return flows: ready for the first wave of lease bikes coming back.
The bike in the mobility budget, WPM and CSRD reporting, and more employees actually using the scheme.
A service plan that keeps a business bike on the road.
Read the caseHundreds of bikes and years of maintenance, won with Riese & Müller.
Read the caseA national network able to serve business customers.
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