On Tuesday 1 September 2026, digital services company Inetum announced the appointment of Bertrand Wunderlich as CEO of Inetum Luxembourg.
According to Inetum, Bertrand Wunderlich will be responsible for accelerating the development of the Luxembourg subsidiary and strengthening its position in serving public and private-sector organisations in the Grand Duchy.
"I am very pleased to join Inetum, a group recognised for its expertise, its proximity to its clients and its European ambition. Luxembourg is a dynamic and strategic market. My objective is to continue the development of the subsidiary by drawing on the breadth of Inetum's portfolio of offerings and on the commitment of our teams to provide long-term support to our clients in their projects," explained Bertrand Wunderlich, CEO of Inetum Luxembourg.
"Bertrand's arrival marks an important step for Inetum Luxembourg. His entrepreneurial experience, his knowledge of the local economic fabric and his expertise in the digital services sector will be major assets in supporting our growth in this strategic market," explained François Fleutiaux, CEO of Inetum Euromed.
According to the company, in his new role, Bertrand Wunderlich's priority will be to continue the development of Inetum Luxembourg by strengthening synergies with the group's areas of expertise and supporting Luxembourg organisations in their digital transformation, modernisation and innovation projects.
Bertrand Wunderlich holds a Master's degree in people and organisation management, obtained from IAE Metz in 2009. He has more than fifteen years of experience in the digital services and consulting sector in Luxembourg, a market of which he has in-depth knowledge.
He began his career in the digital services company ecosystem in 2011 at Neofacto, a Luxembourg company. Over several years, he developed comprehensive expertise in digital professions, covering business development, recruitment and the management of service activities.
In 2014, he joined CapFields, a consulting firm specialising in services for the financial industry, as Sales Director. He then continued his career at Consort Group, which he joined in 2016 with responsibility for creating and developing the group's Luxembourg subsidiary. Under his leadership, the entity experienced strong growth and brought together around fifty employees within five years.
