US EditionPaying with Cake and Cheese for a Brand New Desk? At Leen Bakker in AaBe Fabriek, It Is Possible for Once
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After 25 years, Ronald Westerveld is closing the doors of “his” Leen Bakker in the AaBe Factory for good on Sunday 22 June. Not out of free will, but with pride and a warm feeling thanks to the overwhelming support of customers and fellow entrepreneurs after this news was announced a few weeks ago. “We thank everyone who was part of our story at Leen Bakker in the AaBe Factory.” Special promotion As a thank you for all those wonderful years in t…
After 25 years of loyal service at the Aabe Fabriek, Ronald Westerveld is forced to close his store. Home furnishing store Leen Bakker decided in 2020 to stop franchising and to focus only on its own stores and online sales. Franchise entrepreneurs like Ronald are resisting this. After five years of litigation in court, the curtain falls for the branches. And that hurts. "I once took over this store from my father," says Ronald. His branch was a…
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