Partner Article
Gorvins Act for Computeam in IDN Merger
Education technology specialists IDN and Computeam have merged to create a leading national ed-tech company.
Computeam, which aims to improve education outcomes using technology including managed networks, IT support, training and consultancy, works with over 200 schools across the Midlands, North-West and Northeast of England.
IDN has a similar heritage and supports schools in the South-West of England and South Wales from its base near Taunton.
Christian Mancier, Corporate-Commercial law Partner at Gorvins Solicitors, handled the legal work on behalf of Computeam. He said, “The merger between the two businesses will create a truly national operation for education technology specialists.”
Owen Napier, Managing Director for Computeam commented to say, “We are delighted to be joining forces with IDN, a company will similar values and a great pedigree of service delivery in schools; thanks to Christian at Gorvins for his legal advice and commercial acumen throughout the deal.”
The IDN/Computeam merger demonstrates the thriving developments that are continuing to unfold in the education sector.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Paul Longmire .
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