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Vi by visorPRO Welcomes Eric Schuler to Lead U.S. Business Development

Vi by visorPRO is pleased to announce the addition of Eric Schuler to the team as Business Development Manager, USA. With a 15-year career in global agriculture, Eric brings extensive experience in ag technology and dealer development. His role will focus on expanding Vi’s presence across the U.S. equipment dealership market, driving new partnerships, and helping dealers leverage AI-powered solutions to enhance service operations.

Growing up on a corn and soybean farm in central Illinois, Eric developed a passion for agriculture and technology from an early age. His experience spans grower, dealer, and corporate profitability strategies, making him uniquely positioned to help dealerships integrate Vi into their service workflows. Eric holds a Bachelor of Science in Technical Systems Management and an MBA from the University of Illinois.

“visorPRO is a game-changing platform that will bring efficiencies to the dealership industry like never before,” said Schuler. “I am excited to join this team and help dealers across the U.S. adopt AI-powered tools that improve technician productivity, reduce downtime, and enhance customer service.”

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