Solvinity appoints Nancy Roos-Beukers as CCO
Solvinity, the largest provider of Secure Managed IT Services in the Netherlands, welcomes Nancy Roos-Beukers (47) as Chief Commercial Officer. She joined the company on the 1st of May, where she is responsible for initiatives that support Solvinity’s strong growth ambitions.
Nancy brings over 25 years of experience in the IT industry. Until recently, she worked at Dynniq as Director of Digital Innovation and Business Development. Previously, she worked as Director Business Development Benelux at Mindtree, and as Commercial Director Trade and Transport at Sogeti.
Her responsibilities include managing the commercial team, which consists of the public, financial and business services customer teams, as well as the business development and marketing teams.
She cites the passion of the team as the main reason to start at Solvinity: “Satisfied customers ánd employees are the key to success for any service provider. What really appeals to me about Solvinity are the passionate employees who put their efforts in every day to manage and maintain the sensitive and business-critical information of our customers. Ultimately, that remains the work of man. Solvinity is an organisation where people are challenged and given the space to think for themselves about what is best for their customers or their own career and to act accordingly. I look forward to realise further growth with our “Solvineers” and our customers!”
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