History

Wingman has been active in the field of business valuation for more than 25 years. In the early 1990s, Wingman was a driving force behind the professionalisation of business valuation services in the Netherlands. Wingman has remained one of the country’s leading independent valuation firms ever since.

Wingman was and is involved in the development of postgraduate training courses in business valuation, is active on professional management boards and committees, and publishes regularly on topics relating to business valuation. But first and foremost, Wingman’s core business is conducting business valuations. Both nationally and internationally. Serving companies in a variety of industries and representing a diverse set of business interests. Always with a focus on preparing professional business valuations and economic damage analyses that are client oriented and tailored to meet specific needs.

The name ‘Wingman’

‘Wingman’ is a term used in military aviation:

A wingman is a pilot who supports and covers the flight lead in a potentially dangerous flying environment, usually flying ‘on his wing’, that is, beside and slightly behind the leader plane. The wingman’s role is to add an element of mutual support to aerial combat. The presence of a wingman makes the flight both offensively and defensively more capable by increasing firepower, situational awareness and the ability to employ more dynamic tactics.