Bertrand Wunderlich, the new CEO of Inetum Luxembourg. (Photo: Inetum Luxembourg)

Bertrand Wunderlich, the new CEO of Inetum Luxembourg. (Photo: Inetum Luxembourg)

Bertrand Wunderlich has been appointed CEO of Inetum Luxembourg. With over 15 years’ experience in digital services and consultancy in the Grand Duchy, his main remit will be to drive the subsidiary’s continued growth.

Inetum has appointed Bertrand Wunderlich as head of its Luxembourg subsidiary. The European digital services group, which works with businesses and public sector organisations, announced his appointment on 1 September. The new CEO will be responsible for further developing Inetum’s operations in the Grand Duchy.

“Luxembourg is a dynamic and strategic market. My aim is to continue developing the subsidiary by drawing on Inetum’s extensive portfolio of services and the commitment of our teams to provide our clients with long-term support for their projects,” says Bertrand Wunderlich.

In his new role, he will be responsible, in particular, for strengthening the links between the Luxembourg subsidiary and the group’s various areas of expertise, against a backdrop of digital transformation, modernisation and organisational innovation projects.

Over 15 years’ experience in the digital sector

Bertrand Wunderlich, who obtained a master’s degree in Human Resources and Organisational Management from IAE Metz in 2009, has over 15 years’ experience in digital services and consultancy in Luxembourg.

He began his career in 2011 at Neofacto, where his work focused in particular on business development, recruitment and the management of service operations. In 2014, he joined CapFields as sales director.

Two years later, he joined Consort Group with the task of setting up and developing its Luxembourg subsidiary. According to Inetum, the subsidiary grew to around 50 employees within five years.

“His entrepreneurial experience, his knowledge of the local business landscape and his expertise in the digital services sector will be major assets in supporting our growth in this strategic market,” says François Fleutiaux, CEO of Inetum Euromed.

Operating in 19 countries, Inetum employs some 26,000 consultants and specialists. The group achieved a turnover of €2.2bn in 2025.