TeamViewer and NavVis Tech CEOs join Cybus advisory board

New advisory board strengthens Cybus // TeamViewer and NavVis CEOs become advisory board members // Cybus wins top-class deep tech experts

Hamburg, 10.09.2024 – The software company Cybus GmbH has restructured its advisory board and appointed two renowned technology CEOs, Oliver Steil, CEO of TeamViewer, and Dr. Felix Reinshagen, CEO of NavVis. With their many years of experience, the new members complement the strategic direction of the advisory board and will provide Cybus with crucial support in its current growth phase.

As of this year, the advisory board consists of Holger Heinen as chairman and the members Oliver Steil (CEO, TeamViewer), Dr. Felix Reinshagen (CEO, NavVis) and Robert Gallenberger (Founding Partner and Managing Director, Matterwave Ventures). The new line-up is characterised by the targeted combination of different players: Steil and Reinshagen complement the advisory board with their many years of expertise as experienced company managers and founders from the software and deep-tech B2B sectors.

“The interdisciplinary combination of investor and industry representatives as well as the proactive cooperation with the entire Cybus team make the advisory board unique for me,” says Felix Reinshagen, CEO of NavVis. “The structural parallels between TeamViewer, NavVis and Cybus are clear: success in the manufacturing industry and in the enterprise segment, highly developed technology products and steady company growth. I am therefore convinced that we will make a value-adding contribution to the development of Cybus GmbH.”

Oliver Steil, CEO of TeamViewer, adds: “I am delighted to have been appointed to the advisory board of Cybus. This role allows me to work even more closely with a pioneer in the field of industrial IoT solutions on behalf of TeamViewer. We will contribute our expertise in remote access to production machinery and support Cybus in developing groundbreaking innovations. Together, we will accelerate the digital transformation in industry.”