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Piet De Windt

Piet De Windt is a co-founder of VaultSpeed, based in Leuven, with stated expertise in data engineering, SaaS and data vault. Since April 2026 he has been chief executive of Mantyx and a board member of VaultSpeed. He joined VaultSpeed in April 2019 as chief sales officer, became chief executive officer in January 2021 and held that post until January 2025, after which he was VP of customer experience and strategic partnerships until April 2026. He was a partner at The Agile Information Factory from 2018 to 2021 and a partner at Tripwire Solutions from 2008 to 2018.

Earlier he was sales director at Nascom, and at Cegeka he was business manager business intelligence and then business unit manager CRM. He was sales director at Minevision, sales manager at the Speedport/Versatel group, account manager corporate sales at Proximus, and business development manager for Eastern Europe at Alcatel and Alcatel Cabling Systems.

He studied handelswetenschappen at HUB-EHSAL and later at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel.

Career

Roles
  • MantyxCEOApr 2026 – Present
  • VaultSpeedBoard MemberApr 2026 – Present
  • VaultSpeedVP of Customer Experience and Strategic PartnershipsJan 2025 – Apr 2026
  • VaultSpeedChief Executive OfficerJan 2021 – Jan 2025
  • VaultSpeedChief Sales OfficerApr 2019 – Jan 2021
  • The Agile Information FactoryPartnerJun 2018 – Jan 2021
  • Tripwire SolutionsPartnerJan 2008 – Jun 2018
  • Cegeka#53factoryBusiness Unit Manager CRMJan 2006 – Nov 2006
  • NascomSales DirectorNov 2006 – Dec 2007
  • Cegeka#53factoryBusiness Manager Business IntelligenceJan 2003 – Jan 2006
  • MinevisionSales DirectorMar 1999 – Jan 2003
  • Speedport/Versatel groupSales ManagerJan 1998 – Mar 1999
  • Proximus#5factoryAccount Manager Corporate SalesJan 1997 – Jan 1998
  • Alcatel Cabling SystemsBusiness Development Manager Eastern Europe1995 – 1998
  • Alcatel#277factoryBusiness Development Manager Eastern EuropeJan 1994 – Jan 1997
Education

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