Bram Alkema joins eAsset Management
eAsset Management Limited (“eAssetM”) is very pleased to announce that Bram Alkema is joining eAssetM.
Bram has substantial experience in business leadership and organisational development, particularly in the power transmission and distribution sectors.
Bram chaired the Dutch Mirror Committee for ISO 55000, and in addition to shaping the theory of the discipline, has extensive practical knowledge of using it to drive business benefits.
He has substantial experience of using ISO 55000 as a guide for implementing risk-based decision making processes with a broad range of stakeholders, from management boards to employees.
The eAssetM team think these capabilities and battle scars will prove useful to our clients – and have already been used to support the development of eAssetM’s risk-based training courses.
Bram’s history of successfully delivering complex, nationally significant organisational change and infrastructure projects makes him a great addition to the eAssetM business.
Paul Scott, CEO of eAsset Management Limited, commented:
“We are delighted to welcome Bram into the eAssetM family. His work on risk-based decision making whilst at Enexis mirrors the approach adopted by our company, and together we are looking forward to developing this further for our clients around the world. Bram’s international experience and work on the ISO 55000 standard reinforces our position as thought leaders in the asset management sector. Together we will continue the development of our business activities both in Northern Europe and in the global energy sectors.”
Bram Alkema added:
“Working with the team at eAsset Management presents many opportunities across the world and in many sectors. We have worked well together as a team on several occasions; whilst delivering projects for several national electricity distribution companies, for clients in the port sector and during the development of the ISO. This positive collaboration means that it feels very natural and familiar to join the team, which I believe is “avant garde” when it comes to asset management.”