A global organisation of M&A advisory services.
Established in 2004.
48 offices in 35 countries.
Laren North Holland
Represented by
T&T Mergers & Acquisitions
T&T, founded in 1981, is the oldest existing M&A practice in the Netherlands with specialized services connected to the buying and selling process, consultancy, and negotiations of mergers, acquisitions, and strategic alliances. Per specific assignment T&T forms a team of multidisciplinary M&A specialists with added values for the envisaged solutions.
M&A Worldwide is represented in Netherlands
by T&T Mergers & Acquisitions.
FIND US:
Plein 1945 nr 27
1251 MA Laren NH
The Netherlands
+31654986598
Our team
Paul van Tilburg
Robert Louzada
Lars Wynia
Managing Partner
Paul van Tilburg
Experience in M&A > 3 decades with SME’s, especially in the buying and selling process, strategy consultancy, and negotiations of mergers, alliances, and acquisitions.
Wide industry expertise.
Founder and Vice-Chairman of M&A Europe and Executive Board Member plus admission officer: during 11 years since the conception of M&A Worldwide.
Industry experience:
Advertising, PR & marketing; Aerospace & defense; Agriculture; Automotive; Beverages; Building & construction; Business services; Chemicals; Clean technology; Education and training; Electronics; Energy & renewables; Engineering; Financial services; Food; Government; Healthcare; Hotels & restaurants; Information technology; Insurance; Leisure; Life sciences; Luxury goods; Media, printing, and publishing; Packaging; Paper; Plastics; Recycling; Security; Steel, metal, and woodworking; Telecom; Textile & clothing; Trade; Wholesale.
Consultant
Robert Louzada
Robert is focused on SME ‘s in the areas of strategy and finance and has a long experience in the banking sector, particularly with Lloyds, UBS Wealth Management, and Deutsche.
Consultant
Lars Wynia
Lars has over 30 years of experience in the consulting and financial industry where he was active with TSYS, Interpay, and EY and more, in particular, focuses on the payment industry.
