Siim Saliste Joins Vegvisir as the Director of Business Development

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July 3, 2025

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We are very happy to announce Siim Saliste joining the Vegvisir team.

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CSM(R) Saliste has served in the Estonian Defence Forces for 28 years. He is one of the highest ranked non-commissioned officers in Estonia.

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His vast experience in military service includes multiple deployments and the positions of national and NATO structures. He has served as Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Estonian Land Forces, CSM of the Estonian Defence Forces, NATO Land Component Command and as the last accomplishment he was the 6th Command Senior Enlisted Leader of the Allied Command Operations.

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Siim has joined Vegvisir as the Director of Business Development. With his expertise and experience we will be able to establish our Mixed Reality Situational Awareness System in different markets with strong partnerships.

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We are happy to have even more domain experience in the team, as Vegvisir is looking to shape the future of armored combat by changing the way soldiers process data on the battlefield.

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