Centimany
Business and technology consulting for teams delivering complex government programmes
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Centimany
Centimany works with organisations on complex programme acquisition and delivery, developing methods and tools to support finance, business and commercial teams. Its mission includes helping people adopt enabling technology on a timely, affordable and viable basis.
The company was founded in 2008 and is registered in Swindon, United Kingdom. Its team includes consultants and programme, project, technical, operations and business managers.
Product: Consulting and programme delivery support, including methods and tools for business, commercial and technology adoption.
Jobs at Centimany
Leadership
- Danny Flack · Chief Executive OfficerSource: company website
- Wendy Flack · Chief Operations OfficerSource: company website
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