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Vodafone, a leading telecommunications company, has just unveiled a strategic partnership with Bridgepointe, America’s leading tech advisory firm 

In this partnership, Vodafone becomes a new provider in Bridgepointe’s advisory network, granting US-based multinationals access to Vodafone’s global network and services, covering mobility, fixed, and IoT solutions. Leveraging Vodafone Business’ expertise in communications technology alongside Bridgepointe’s 20-year track record as a tech advisory firm, this alliance aims to empower US organisations in making astute decisions regarding cutting-edge digital solutions for global business advancement.

"Bridgepointe’s innovative approach and expansive advisory network will fortify our market presence, ensuring our leadership in delivering top-tier technology solutions," expressed David Joosten, president, Vodafone US. "We eagerly anticipate collaborating closely with Bridgepointe Strategists and customers to present the complete spectrum of Vodafone's fixed, mobility, and IoT solutions."

Vodafone Business boasts a legacy of supporting multinational corporations, burgeoning enterprises, government agencies, and startups. With over four decades of providing global, regional, and local telecom services, the company offers extensive experience in mobile and fixed connectivity, unified communications, cloud services, and IoT offerings.

"We’re thrilled to partner with Vodafone Business, expanding options for our customers in a dynamically evolving market," stated Paula McKinnon, vice president of supplier management, Bridgepointe Technologies. "Vodafone Business’ extensive reach in Europe and Africa, coupled with their market-leading IoT solutions, will significantly aid our international customers in attaining vital digital connectivity. We anticipate further strengthening this collaboration in 2024 and beyond.

Bridgepointe was founded on the principle that businesses need a strategic partner and advocate when procuring, implementing, and maintaining tech services and infrastructure.

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