
The DICEUS founder began with code and built a business around insurance software. Now he is asking why growth so often comes with another spreadsheet, another handoff, and another hire.
Before PlanRadar, Sander van de Rijdt had already learned how companies grow, sell and sometimes close. His next venture began with a construction problem so ordinary that he wondered why it still existed.
An early software venture taught Ibrahim Imam to wait for the market. At PlanRadar, the Vienna-born entrepreneur found his opening in construction’s stubborn attachment to paper - then took the business to Dubai.