The board of directors of the CEOE, at the proposal of its president, Antonio Garamendi, has given the green light this Wednesday to the configuration of its governing bodies for the next four years, as well as to the presidencies and vice presidencies of its advisory committees, according to the business organization in a statement.
In the section of the vice presidencies, Garamendi, recently re-elected for a third term at the head of the employers' association, has opted to maintain the same team of vice presidents that accompanied him in the previous stage.
Thus, alongside the ex officio vice presidency that corresponds to Cepyme and is held by its president, Ángela de Miguel, the president of the Madrid employers' association CEIM, Miguel Garrido, has been ratified as first vice president.
Likewise, Lorenzo Amor, president of ATA; Mirenchu del Valle, president of Unespa; Javier González de Lara, president of the Andalusian employers' association (CEA); Vicente Lafuente, president of the employers' association of the Valencian Community (CEV); Julián Núñez, president of Seopan; Josep Sánchez Llibre, president of the Catalan employers' association Foment del Treball; Alejandra Kindelán, president of the banking employers' association AEB; Íñigo Fernández de Mesa and María Helena Antolín will continue to hold a vice presidency.
New composition of the Executive Committee
The board of directors has also approved the new composition of the Executive Committee of the employers' association, which will include Pedro Alfonso (CEOE Tenerife); José Luis Álvarez Almeida (Hostelería de España); Santiago Aparicio (CEOE Castilla y León); Pedro Barato (Asaja); Rafael Barbadillo (Confebus); José Manuel Baltar (ASPE); Jessica Bedia (Foro Interalimentario); Francisco Belil (CECA); Juan Ignacio Beltrán (Aspel); Marta Blázquez (Faconauto); María Calvo (FADE); and Enrique Conde (CEOE-Cepyme Cantabria).
Andreu Cruañas (Asempleo); José Vicente de los Mozos (CEIM); Eduardo de Luis Olloqui (FER); Ricardo de Pablos (Oficemen); Val Díez (Stampa); Pedro Fernández Alén (CNC); Mauricio García de Quevedo (Fiab); Matilde García (Anged); Santiago García-Nieto (Foment del Treball); José Miguel Guerrero (Confemetal); Juan Hernández (Fepex); Francisco Hortigüela (Ametic); Juan Pablo Lázaro (CEIM); Julio Linares (AEST); Miguel López (Croem); Ana López-Casero (ARTE); José López-Tafall (Anfac); Jorge Marichal (CEAT); Elena Mateos (AICE); Ángel Nicolás (Cecam) and Fernando Núñez (Aecem) will also be part of the executive committee.
The relationship of members of the Executive Committee of the Spanish employers' association is completed with Ana Oliver (FEFE); Pedro Ortega (Coreica); Francisco Javier Peinado (Creex); Juan Manuel Piquer (CEN); Carmen Planas (CAEB); Teresa Rasero (Feique); Juan Roca (AMAT); José María Rodríguez (Asedas); Joan Roget (Foment del Treball); Antonio Romero (CECA); Francisco Ruano (CEIM); Miguel Sánchez (Digitales); Marina Serrano (Aelec); Benito Tesier (CEOE Aragón); Juan Manuel Vieites (CEG); Tamara Yagüe (Confebask); and Juan Yermo, from Farmaindustria.
Advisory bodies and committee presidencies
The employers' association has also confirmed the structure of its advisory bodies, that is, committees and councils, and has appointed the people who will assume their respective presidencies.
The Budgetary and Financial Control Committee will be chaired by Alejandra Kindelán, from the AEB; the Internal Regime Committee by Mirenchu del Valle, from Unespa; the Water and Coastal Protection Committee by Miguel López Abad, from Croem; and the Competitiveness, Trade and Consumption Committee (C4) by Josep Antoni Duran i Lleida, from Asedas.
For his part, Julián Núñez, from Seopan, will lead the Concessions and Infrastructure Committee; Enrique Cerezo, from Egeda, the Culture and Sports Committee; Juan Pablo Lázaro, from CEIM, the Social Dialogue Committee; Lorenzo Amor, from ATA, the Social Security Committee; Javier Garat, from Cepesca, the Blue Economy Committee; Mauricio García de Quevedo, from Fiab, the Circular Economy Committee; Íñigo Fernández de Mesa, from the IEE, the Economy and Taxation Committee; José Miguel Guerrero, from Confemetal, the Education and Training Committee; and Antonio Magraner, from Ceaje, the Promotion of Business Vocations Committee.
The Ibero-American Council will be under the presidency of Juan Manuel Vieites, from the Galician employers' association CEG, while Josep Aracil (Ametic) will chair the Innovation Committee; Val Díez (Stampa), the Equality and Diversity Committee; Teresa Rasero (Feique), the Industry and Ecological Transition Committee; Marta Blanco, from CEOE, the International Relations Committee (CEOE International); Carmen Planas (CAEB), the Corporate Social Responsibility Committee; José Manuel Baltar (ASPE), the Health and Social Affairs Committee; and Carlos Bastarreche, from CEOE, the Security and Defense Committee.
In turn, Juan Ignacio Beltrán (Aspel) will be in charge of the Intensive Services Commission in Personnel; Rafael Barbadillo (Confebus) of the Transport and Logistics Commission; Julio Linares (AEST) of the Digital Society Commission; Jesús Ortiz (Oficemen) of the European Union Commission; and Xavier Vilajoana (APCE) of the Housing and Urban Planning Commission.
Finally, Valentí Pich, from Foment del Treball, will preside over the Legal Commission; Benito Tesier (CEOE Aragón), the Sustainable Mobility Council; Juan Cierco (Iberia), the Tourism Council; and Rafael Barbadillo (Confebus), the Transport and Logistics Council.