Liesbet (° 92) is MSc and graduated from KU Leuven in 2015, where she worked two years as a research assistant on the TETRA project 150142: "DurOBet: Sustainable Design of Concrete: Chloride penetration and carbonation". During her training and more specifically during the TETRA project, Liesbet developed a growing interest in sustainable concrete and proactive damage diagnosis of concrete structures.

Mathias (° 86) is MSc. PhD and manager of SANACON. In 2010 he graduated as a civil engineer at UGent, after which he worked at the Magnel Laboratory until 2015 on his doctoral thesis covering the sustainability of concrete "Combined effects of chlorides and sulphates on cracked and self-healing concrete in marine environments". Based on the passion for sustainability of concrete and solving concrete problems for practice, Mathias founded SANACON together with Tim.

Tim (° 87) is MSc. PhD and graduated at UGent in 2010, where he was subsequently appointed as a scientific assistant. In 2015 he obtained his Doctoral degree on the "Design models for the shear strength of prestressed precast steel fiber reinforced concrete girders". During his studies and work at Ghent University, Tim developed a passion for the concrete material and, together with Mathias, founded SANACON.

Bjorn (° 91) graduated in 2014 as a civil engineer at the University of Ghent. Shortly thereafter he started a doctoral research focused on the impact of self-healing materials on corrosion of steel in reinforced concrete. After obtaining his doctoral degree in 2018, he was recruited as an R&D engineer at SANACON. On the one hand, Bjorn conducts research for the internal further development of the company. On the other hand, he is involved in projects with problems related to reinforcement corrosion of steel in concrete, due to the acquired expertise in the field of corrosion during his PhD.