Luca Cardella’s strategy consulting firm Kwantus and Ronny Domen’s IM Creative Marketing have merged to become the Creatus Group. Patricia Vitale and Clara Gosenaerts also join the new structure as directors.
The new Creatus group brings together 35 years of experience in business and marketing strategy, as well as in sales and technology. The agency is headed by the four directors Luca Cardella, Patricia Vitale, Ronnie Domen and Clara Gosenaerts.
You know Luca Cardella as an entrepreneur who has already founded several companies in his career. His most recent activity is advising growing companies. He regularly uses Ronnie Domain in marketing, a collaboration that has now led to the merger of Kwantus and IM Creative Marketing. Domen brings his experience as a marketing director at CityDepot and Trixxo, among others.
At the start of the Creatus collection, the duo will be joined by Clara Gosenaerts and Patricia Vitale. Clara specializes in HR and employer branding, while Patricia provides support in the areas of management and finance.
The new company isn’t just focused on marketing. A 360 degree approach to business and sales strategy is offered. This starts with attracting potential customers, through sales training to all types of marketing campaigns. The business will be based in Hasselt.

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