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A week full of inspiration, innovation, and international collaboration – Hagelunie looks back on a successful week at GreenTech Amsterdam and the Broker Days.?
From 10 to 12 June, Hagelunie participated in the GreenTech event at the RAI Amsterdam. This international event is fully dedicated to innovation in the horticultural sector. At the Hagelunie stand, we welcomed visitors from the Netherlands and abroad and engaged in conversations about our experience and expertise in the greenhouse horticulture market.
From advanced greenhouse construction to tomato harvesting robotics – the event offered an impressive overview of current developments in the sector. For Hagelunie, it was a great opportunity to connect with growers, technology companies, and other stakeholders.
On Tuesday morning, 10 June, we welcomed 16 brokers from 7 different countries to our office in Leiden. The Broker Days focused on knowledge exchange and collaboration. Throughout the day, we shared our ambitions and vision for the future.
The afternoon continued with inspiring company visits to two Dutch growers and entrepreneurs, where modern cultivation techniques and entrepreneurship took center stage. These visits gave our international guests a unique insight into Dutch greenhouse horticulture in practice.
Valuable Connections
The feedback from our international brokers was very positive. They expressed appreciation for the organization of the events, the depth of content, and the warm welcome from the Hagelunie team. A few of the participants shared their thoughts on our LinkedIn channel:
“What a great few days learning from the best in the business when it comes to glasshouse insurance.” – Steven Cove, Farm & General Insurance Consultants Ltd
“Thanks to all the Hagelunie team for putting such an excellent itinerary together. Very informative and enjoyable couple of days and great to meet other brokers and the wider Hagelunie team in person. The depth of experience in this specialist sector and strength of relationships was striking.” – Aidan Mahon, Gallagher Ireland
