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About Evander

For over 50 years, Evander has been trusted to make homes and businesses safe, secure, and ready for what’s next. As part of the VPS Group—Europe’s leading provider of temporary security solutions—we combine scale, experience, and agility, backed by the strength of private equity firm PAI. We’re proud to be the only UK business offering a true 24/7/365 emergency make-safe and permanent repair service for glazing, doors and security solutions nationwide. From homes to high streets, we operate across both residential and commercial markets, completing over 48,000 emergency callouts last year alone. Our Central Operations Centre in Norwich is home to over 140 dedicated colleagues, delivering 24/7 support with precision, reliability, and care. With 15 depots across the country and a commitment to rapid response, we’re always close when our customers need us most. At the heart of Evander is a people-first culture. Our colleagues drive our success, and our customers shape everything we do. We’re building on a legacy of trust, delivering with care, and constantly looking ahead—investing in safety, quality, and service that sets new standards. Together, we’re creating safer spaces, stronger partnerships, and a future we’re proud to lead.

Founded
2009
Employees
350

Leadership

The top of Evander's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

RF

Rick Francis

CEO

30 reports

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Rachel Whittaker

Head Of Customer Customer Engagement

5 reports

SP

Spencer Payton

Director Of Residential Operations

4 reports

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Colin Wallder

Head of Business Development

3 reports

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John Black

Technical Director

3 reports

MB

Matt Bailey

Director of commercial operations

2 reports

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Lynne Tierney

Head Of People And Culture

1 report

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David Ball

Finance Director

1 report

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Jane Wathall Cmiosh

Health and Safety Director