Cemex has announced further changes to its senior level organization, effective immediately, following the recent appointment of Rogelio Zambrano as chairman of the board, and Fernando A. Gonzalez as chief executive officer (CEO). This follows the death of Lorenzo Zambrano, former chairman and CEO, who died away earlier this month. Cemex’s corporate staff functions will now be organised into six executive vice-presidencies, all reporting to the CEO, led by the following executives:
Cemex has announced further changes to its senior level organization, effective immediately, following the recent appointment of Rogelio Zambrano as chairman of the board, and Fernando A. Gonzalez as chief executive officer (CEO).
This follows the death of Lorenzo Zambrano, former chairman and CEO, who died away earlier this month.
Cemex’s corporate staff functions will now be organised into six executive vice-presidencies, all reporting to the CEO, led by the following executives:
•Jose Antonio Gonzalez has been appointed executive vice-president of finance (CFO), and will oversee finance, controllership, taxes and process assessment.
•Maher Al-Haffar has been appointed executive vice-president of investor relations, corporate communications and public affairs.
•Juan Pablo San Agustin will continue as executive vice-president of strategic planning and business development.
•Luis Hernandez will continue as executive vice-president of organisation and human resources (OHR). In addition to OHR, security and administrative services, he will oversee processes and IT, innovation, global service organisation, vendor management office, and Neoris.
•Ramiro Villarreal has been appointed executive vice-president of legal and will continue serving as secretary of the board of directors.
•Mauricio Doehner has been appointed executive vice-president of corporate affairs and enterprise risk management.
Cemex’s six operational regional presidencies will remain unchanged and their respective heads will continue reporting directly to the CEO:
•Juan Romero, president of Cemex Mexico, who also oversees global technology.
•Karl Watson Jr, president of Cemex USA.
•Jaime Elizondo, president of Cemex South America and Caribbean, who also oversees global procurement.
•Ignacio Madridejos, president of Cemex Northern Europe, who also oversees global energy and sustainability.
•Jaime Muguiro, president of Cemex Mediterranean.
•Joaquin Estrada, president of Cemex Asia, who also oversees global trading.
