Bart Roels
About Bart Roels
Bart Roels is the Associate Director for EMEA Strategic Transactions at UnitedLex Corporation, with a robust background in contract management and international projects.
Current Role at UnitedLex
Bart Roels serves as the Associate Director for EMEA Strategic Transactions at UnitedLex Corporation. He has held this position since 2018, operating from the Brussels Area, Belgium. In this role, he focuses on strategic transactions across the EMEA region, leveraging his extensive experience in contract management and international dealings.
Previous Experience at BULL Belux
Roels worked at BULL Belux as the Director of Contracts, Negotiations & Partnerships from 2013 to 2014. Prior to this role, he served as the Offerings, Contracts & Negotiations Director from 2008 to 2012. His tenure at BULL Belux involved overseeing contract negotiations and establishing partnerships within the organization.
Experience at DXC Technology
From 2014 to 2018, Bart Roels was employed at DXC Technology as part of the Strategic Deals - Commercial Contracts team. His responsibilities included managing commercial contracts and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations, contributing to the company's strategic initiatives in the Paris Area, France.
Educational Background in Law
Bart Roels studied Law at Universiteit Gent, where he achieved his Licentiate in 1970. He also studied Legal French during his time at Ghent University, further enhancing his legal expertise. His educational background has provided a strong foundation for his career in contract management and international law.
Specialized Skills and Contributions
Roels possesses specialized skills in handling EU and NATO projects, with a focus on international contracting and cross-border deals. He has played a key role in the introduction, set-up, and implementation of a Contract & Commercial Management function within multinational environments. His experience encompasses managing the full contract lifecycle, ensuring comprehensive coverage of contractual and commercial issues.