María Claudia García, appointed president of Indra in Colombia

With an intense professional career

Fernando Abril-Martorell, President of Indra: “The election of a person with the profile and experience of Maria Claudia García as President of Indra in Colombia strengthens our position in the Colombian market, while representing a step forward in our objective of “consolidate ourselves as a reference technological leader in the country.”

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Indra, one of the world's first global consulting and technology companies, has named President of Indra in Colombia to Maria Claudia García Gómez.

 

Fernando Abril-Martorell, President of Indra, stated: “The choice of a person with the profile and experience of Maria Claudia García as President of Indra in Colombia strengthens our position in the Colombian market, while representing a step forward in our objective of consolidating ourselves as a reference technological leader in the country, which is related to the strengthening of our commercial activity and the development of new businesses as an accelerator of the growth".

 

The President of Indra added: “For Indra, Colombia “It is a strategic market, which must be key to achieving the global objectives of improving its levels of competitiveness, sustainable growth and profitability.”

 

Maria Claudia Garcia will coordinate his functions at Indra in Colombia with the General Director and first executive of the company, Fernando Ayala.

 

 

 

“For Indra, Colombia is a strategic market, which must be key to achieving the global objectives of improving its levels of competitiveness, sustainable growth and profitability”

 

 

 

Maria Claudia García Gómez She is a Systems and Computer Engineer from the Universidad de los Andes (1980); Master in Public Administration from Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Massachusetts, MPS (1995); and Diploma in Senior Management in Health, from the Jorge Tadeo Lozano University (1997).

 

She has developed an intense professional career, holding positions such as: President of COTELCO – Hotel and Tourism Association of Colombia; General Manager of Brigard Urrutia Abogados; Senior Director of Public Policy and Communications for Latin America at Merck Sharp & Dome; Executive President of AFIDRO – Association of Pharmaceutical Research Laboratories; KPMG Business Development Program Manager; Director of Commercial Information of Proexport Colombia; Executive President of ACHC – Colombian Association of Hospitals and Clinics; General Secretariat of the National Planning Department.

 

Until joining Indra, she was president of Opening Consulting, professional services firm in organizational strategy and relations with interest groups.