Barneveld, November 12, 2024 — Orgelmakerij Noorlander B.V., a leading company in the world of virtual organs and organ software, proudly announces a transfer of leadership. Founder Kees Noorlander has transferred his majority shareholding in the company to three employees: Lennert Knops, Matthijs Verhoeks, and Marius van Horssen. This step marks the formation of a new management team, eagerly poised to shape the future of the company.
The responsibilities are clearly defined. Lennert Knops will lead the organ manufacturing division, taking charge of sales and production of Noorlander organs. Matthijs Verhoeks will oversee the operational and business aspects of Sweelinq, the software branch specializing in sampling pipe organs. Marius van Horssen, who has been involved in Sweelinq’s development from the beginning, will serve as the technical head responsible for innovation and technical growth in both organ manufacturing and software development.
Founder Kees Noorlander will remain involved with the company as a shareholder and will support the new management team in an advisory role. He views this transition as an important opportunity for further professionalization and the expansion into new markets: “It’s wonderful to see these three passionate professionals continuing the future of Noorlander and Sweelinq. I am confident that, with them at the helm, the company is in good hands and will bring forth many innovations.”
Lennert, Matthijs, and Marius each bring their own expertise and vision, enabling them to complement each other perfectly across the fields of organ building and software development. Together, they aim for continued growth and innovation. The company remains committed to its mission of combining artisanal quality with technological innovation, striving to be a trusted name in the world of virtual organs and organ software.