Bosal
Eric Hansenne is an experienced engineering professional currently serving as the Functional Engineering Manager at Bosal since November 1997, leading an international team of around ten engineers and ensuring adherence to technical specifications across the Powertrain, Energy, and Chassis divisions. Previously, Eric held the position of Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) Manager at Bosal since 2003, where responsibilities included developing methods for virtual exhaust system development, as well as managing projects, resources, and budgets. Prior experience includes roles as a CAE Engineer at LMS, a Siemens Business, and as a Research Engineer at the Université de Liège, focusing on Finite Element software development. Eric holds two Master's degrees in Electro-Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Aerospace from the University of Liège, awarded between 1988 and 1993.
Bosal
Established in 1923 in Alkmaar, the BOSAL Group is a Dutch-registered company, headquartered in Lummen, Belgium. BOSAL is known for its leading position in developing and manufacturing catalytic converters and emission control systems for passenger cars and industrial applications. BOSAL's company divisions include: POWERTRAIN BOSAL develops and manufactures Emission Control Systems for on-road and off-road vehicles, including hot end, cold end, and heat recovery systems. With regard to Powertrain Solutions, we are acting as an OE, OES, and Aftermarket supplier. ENERGY BOSAL develops and manufactures state-of-the-art energy conversion modules (heat exchangers, reformers, evaporators) for advanced power generators in stationary and mobile OE applications. CHASSIS BOSAL develops and manufactures a wide range of chassis parts, including towbars and fuel tanks, innovative and type-approved products for the OE, OES, and Aftermarket segment. Among BOSAL’s customers are all leading global vehicle manufacturers as well as major distribution companies in the aftermarket and industrial conglomerates. The BOSAL Group employs 2,200 people in 12 manufacturing plants, 7 distribution centers, and 5 R&D centers across the globe.