VuWall has announced the promotion of Leo Bull to Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) for both VuWall and Guntermann & Drunck (G&D) North America, reflecting a strategic alignment of commercial operations across the two organisations. Bull also steps into the role of managing director at G&D North America, which is headquartered in Houston, Texas.
This dual appointment brings together two established players in the control room and critical infrastructure space, VuWall, known for its video wall control systems and unified visualisation solutions, and G&D, a long-standing pioneer in KVM technology. The move is part of a broader effort to create a more integrated offering across both product sets, addressing growing demand for interoperable, scalable solutions in mission-critical environments.
Leo Bull has served as Executive Vice President at VuWall since 2022, where he has played a key role in driving revenue growth, strengthening strategic partnerships and expanding the company’s footprint across the US and Canada. In his new role, he will lead all revenue-generating functions across both companies, including sales, business development and channel strategy.
“Leo’s leadership has been instrumental in VuWall’s North American growth,” said Thorsten Lipp, CEO of VuWall, G&D, and Tritec. “His deep understanding of the market and ability to build strong customer relationships make him the right person to guide the next phase of expansion for both VuWall and G&D in this region.”
As Managing Director of G&D North America, Bull will also focus on aligning sales operations and strengthening synergies between the two companies, particularly in delivering integrated control room solutions that combine visualisation and KVM technologies.
Speaking about the appointment, Bull said: “This is an exciting opportunity to build on the strong legacies of both VuWall and G&D. Our customers are increasingly looking for cohesive, future-ready solutions, and this alignment allows us to respond with greater agility, scale and technical depth.”
The announcement underscores the deepening collaboration between the two brands, which operate under the same parent company, and signals a more unified go-to-market approach for North America.