Communications agency RCA in Hasselt is now part of the Glowi Group from Beringen. The RCA gang joins owners Jo Mellemans and Elly Huysmans (recently named Entrepreneur of the Year) within Glowi’s shareholder structure: Bruno Leyssens, Wim Claesen, Sandra Vandoren, Bart Klerckx, Jente Joris and Tom Van den Bergh.
RCA was founded in 1987 by Roger Ramaekers. The company grew slowly until it was taken over by Philippe Bijns. He brought in partners such as Wim Claessen, Sandra Vandoorne and Bruno Leyssens, giving the company wings. Later, former CEO Ivo Klerix and current director Tom van den Berg and his colleagues Bart Klerix and Ginty Joris also joined.
It’s time to start a new chapter now: Glowi, the holding company above companies like Het Poetsbureau, and therefore the largest private employer in Flanders, takes a majority stake in RCA. Interesting meeting of Dieter van Esch, former RCA member who previously joined the group Glowi with Captain Work.
“It’s the next step in our plans to diversify Glowi’s services,” says Joe Millemans. “The two companies – because after the head office of RCA (75 people) (40 people) also joined the new structure – will form a new marketing and communications group that will immediately include more than 100 Marcom specialists. Tom van den Berg will now branch out on.”
“For our sector to remain relevant, it must continuously adapt and respond to challenges posed by new technologies, sustainability or social and cultural transformations,” emphasizes Tom van den Berg. “As an agency, we organize ourselves around experts and expertise in branding, marketing and communications through the digital thread, which allows Our partnership with Glowi Group tells this story faster and more innovatively: March!
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