Landskill Featured in Quem é Quem das TIC by Jornal Económico

Landskill is pleased to share that CEO Tiago Lopes has been featured in the 2025/2026 edition of Quem é Quem das TIC by Jornal Económico.

This annual publication distinguishes leaders and organizations that are redefining the IT landscape in Portugal, highlighting their vision, innovation, and contributions to the sector.

Created in 2023 and backed by the experience of the JOYN Group, Landskill focuses on delivering high-performance technological solutions and supporting clients in reaching their goals through expertise, innovation, and a positive, inclusive work culture. Today, the company operates across both national and international markets, providing proximity and technological excellence across geographies.

“Every mention of Landskill reinforces our mission to develop impactful technological solutions while building a collaborative, people-centric environment for our team and clients.” — Tiago Lopes, CEO

📖 Learn more about Landskill at: https://bit.ly/4prDOxR.

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