Overview
Luc Brouwers is the founder of Pointury, a company he started in January 2016. He is based in Rixensart.
Between March 2019 and August 2020 he was CIO and Group IT Director at Balta Group. Before that he was a director at Altran from June 2013 to December 2015, and Managing Partner of Atos Consulting Belgium from September 2006 to May 2013. He served as CIO of Ideal Standard International BVBA from October 2002 to August 2006, and was a partner at Deloitte from December 1996 to September 2002. Earlier in his career he led the SAP practice at DXC Technology, worked as a consultant at SAP from January 1993 to August 1995, and began as a consultant at Siemens in November 1989.
Brouwers studied applied physics engineering at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, graduating with a master's degree in 1986, and completed a master's in business administration at KU Leuven in 1988. He attended Heilig-Hart College Tervuren.
Career history
- FounderPointury
In the news
- IDENTITY AT THE CORE: IS YOUR IAM READY FOR THE AGE OF AI?How do you keep control of identities and access when AI agents increasingly act on behalf of people? Yesterday evening, 29 digital leaders gathered at Gastro Brisk in Groot-Bijgaarden for a highly engaging Pointury round table on Identity at the Core: Securing the Enterprise in the Age of AI, supported by SITS | Traxion and one of their SW partners, Elimity. Two experienced CISOs, Vincent Florquin (Athumi) and Peter Van Lierde (Sibelga), shared practical lessons from the
- BE-CEC (Belgium’s Cybersecurity Executives Conference) ... is NOT a cybersecurity conference. It is a community event for senior Belgian IT and cybersecurity leaders, a place to meet peers, exchange experiences and have meaningful conversations about the issues that really matter. Expect: 🔹 Provocative perspectives on today’s cyber challenges 🔹 A candid conversation with experienced CISOs about AI and cybersecurity 🔹 Serious peer-to-peer networking 🔹 An excellent reception and walking dinner 🔹 No sales pitches And you don't have
- What makes BE-CEC worth attending? It’s not only the topics. It’s not only the speakers. It’s the people you meet, the conversations you have and the networking around an excellent dinner. Don’t take our word for it. Listen to what participants have to say. And experience it yourself at the next BE-CEC – Belgium’s Cybersecurity Executives Conference, on November 25, 2026 at The Faculty Club in Leuven. An afternoon and evening bringing together CIOs, CISOs and cybersecurity leaders for inspiring speakers, peer-to-peer discussions
- CIO COMPASS: A CLEARER VIEW OF WHERE TECHNOLOGY LEADERS ARE HEADINGYesterday evening at Kasteel Ter Ham, technology leaders gathered around the table for our CIO Compass round table, together with Sopra Steria The question was simple: Where are we heading over the next 12 to 18 months? Rather than another technology roadmap, we used four directions to structure an open discussion: 🔹 NORTH — AI AI investment is accelerating at extraordinary speed, but translating that investment into sustainable business value remains a
- Where are you heading in a world that is changing faster than ever? This Wednesday evening, 30 September, we bring together a small group of CIOs and senior technology leaders at Kasteel Ter Ham for a thought-provoking discussion about the technology priorities shaping the next 12–18 months. AI investment is exploding, while many organisations are still struggling to turn AI pilots into sustainable business value. At the same time, geopolitical tensions, energy costs, supply-chain uncertainty, cloud dependencies and growing
- It was hot in June. Let’s make November just as exciting. Our last BE-CEC edition at Auberge de Pêcheur was hot in every sense: the weather, the speakers, the discussions, the networking… and of course the BBQ. And it was absolutely worth it. Now, we’re getting ready for the next edition on November 25, 2026 in The Faculty Club, Leuven. Another afternoon and evening bringing together CIOs, CISOs and cybersecurity leaders for inspiring speakers, peer-to-peer discussions and plenty of networking. Save your seat now:
- Identity is becoming the new security perimeter. As AI transforms the enterprise, the identity landscape is changing fast. Employees, applications, machines and AI agents all need access — creating new challenges around security, governance and digital trust. On October 8, we’re bringing together a select group of digital leaders for an exclusive round table & dinner: Identity at the Core: Securing the Enterprise in the Age of AI Together with Vincent Florquin and Peter Van Lierde, we’ll explore: • How IAM strategies need to
- CIO COMPASS , round table by Sopra Steria and Pointury As a digital leader, where should you focus your energy over the next 12–18 months? At our upcoming CIO COMPASS closed-door dinner, we’ll explore four strategic directions that should be on every technology leader’s agenda: 🧭 NORTH — Scale AI for real business value 📊 EAST — Build a trusted, high-standard data foundation 🔐 SOUTH — Create an agile, secure IT environment 📈 WEST — Rethink how IT performance is measured It’s a candid conversation about what you should
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