Peter Koenders
About Peter Koenders
Peter Koenders serves as the Lead Bike Doctor Trainer at VanMoof, where he focuses on enhancing the skills of bike doctors globally. He has a background in transport planning and has developed training programs for the Global Bike Doctor community.
Work at VanMoof
Peter Koenders has been serving as the Lead Bike Doctor Trainer at VanMoof since 2020. In this role, he is based in Amsterdam and focuses on enhancing the skills of bike doctors to align with global standards. He collaborates closely with a skilled learning squad to improve the quality of training provided to bike doctors worldwide. His work is crucial in ensuring that the Global Bike Doctor community receives effective training programs tailored to meet the demands of the industry.
Previous Experience
Before joining VanMoof, Peter Koenders worked as a Transport Planner at Vroom & Dreesmann from 2002 to 2006 in the Amsterdam Area. He also had a brief tenure at Camperhuren.nl in 2018, where he served for three months. His diverse experience in transport planning and management roles has contributed to his current expertise in training and development within the cycling industry.
Education and Expertise
Peter Koenders has a solid educational background. He studied at Europa College from 1989 to 1992, where he achieved a degree in MDS-CE. He also attended Hogeschool Inholland / Inholland University of Applied Sciences for a year in 1994 to 1995, earning a degree in CE. Additionally, he completed his secondary education at Hermann Wesselink College from 1985 to 1989. This educational foundation supports his current role in training and development.
Training Program Development
In his current position at VanMoof, Peter Koenders has played a significant role in developing training programs for the Global Bike Doctor community. His efforts are aimed at elevating the training quality and ensuring that bike doctors are well-equipped to meet the needs of customers and the evolving cycling landscape. His focus on global standards in training reflects his commitment to professional development in the cycling industry.