US EditionAirbus Taps Moraleda as Next Board Chair, Obermann to Exit
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The former Telekom CEO Obermann surprisingly resigns his position as Chairman of the aviation group in October. A woman follows him for the first time: the Spaniard Amparo Moraleda.
As of October 1st, Spain's Amparo Moraleda will become the new Chairman of the Board of Directors of the giant Airbus. She will replace René Obermann, who took office in 2020.
Airbus, the aircraft manufacturer, and Amparo Moraleda, Spain, are the first to receive a board of directors.
The Madrid businesswoman has also been a board member of IBM between 1995 and 2009 and has more than 10 years of experience in Airbus.
The election of Moraleda will be effective from October. She is the first woman to preside over the aeronautical and space group, which had never had a non-German or French president. Read
The executive and engineer Amparo Moraleda reaches a new milestone in the Spanish business ecosystem by being elected as the new global non-executive president of the Airbus group. She thus becomes the first Spaniard to take the reins of the aerospace giant - historically presided over by French and German executives. According to sources of the company in declarations to the 20Minutes Economic Information, the group has agreed this movement in …
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