Cordia appoints Board Chairman for Spain and Romania

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Cordia has strengthened its leadership structure in Spain and Romania by appointing dedicated local CEOs to lead day-to-day operations in each market.

Mauricio Mesa Gómez, formerly Country CEO for Spain and Romania, has transitioned into a strategic governance role as Chairman of the Board in both countries.

The enhanced structure is designed to support the next phase of growth in Spain and Romania, expand the project portfolio, and prepare the platforms for future investment and value creation. Cordia also aims to leverage cross-border opportunities, supported by local management teams and an established regional network.

In his role as Chairman, Gomez will focus on strategic oversight, capital allocation, transactions, exit strategy, institutional relationships, and corporate governance, ensuring alignment and stability across both markets, according to a LinkedIn post.

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Business Forum  |  12 January, 2026 at 12:15 PM