Vincent Matthys is joining NVT Phybridge as the Sales and Business Development Director for Europe. Vincent is based in Belgium and will be responsible for developing and expanding business development and sales strategies for the European market. Vincent will work closely with marketing and other corporate teams to grow the NVT Phybridge brand and business in Europe.

Previously, Vincent Matthys led business and marketing strategies and managed global teams at large and small EMEA-based organisations within the physical security and ICT industries.

Business development and marketing skills

Vincent is well respected in the European physical security and ICT industries and has a proven track record of building strong sales teams and results,” said John Croce, CEO of NVT Phybridge. “His skill sets span all aspects of business development and marketing, and we’re excited that he has joined our team.”

I am very excited to join NVT Phybridge and help grow the business in the European market,” said Vincent Matthys. “I embody the mantra of NVT Phybridge; to be bold, be innovative, be different, and to deliver better outcomes for our partners and end-users.”

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