Vindo Technology
Go-to-market and strategic advisory services for defence and security technology companies entering UK and European public-sector markets
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Vindo Technology
VinDo provides go-to-market services and strategic advice to defence, national security, and public-sector technology companies. Its work includes market entry strategy, business development, stakeholder engagement, supplier compliance, and support with programme delivery.
The firm operates as an embedded regional team, helping clients access government buyers and end users, pursue contracts and partnerships, and expand after initial sales. It was founded in London in 2015 and is based in Stone, UK.
Product: Go-to-market strategy, business development, market access, customer engagement, and delivery support for defence and public-sector technology firms.
Jobs at Vindo Technology
Leadership
- Geoff Nicholls · CO FOUNDERSource: company website
- Paul Vingoe · FOUNDERSource: company website
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