US EditionGonzalo garcía Will Be the New Ceo of Despegar, After the Departure of Damián Scokin
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After 9 years, Damián Scokin will leave his post as CEO in March 2026 and Gonzalo García Estebarena, current CTO, will take on the role, in a strategic movement that reinforces the company's commitment to enriching people's lives through travel Despegar, Latin America's leading travel technology company, announced a strategic and planned leadership transition: Damián Scokin will leave his position as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on March 31, 20…
To take off announced a transition of strategic leadership that marks the beginning of a new stage of growth. After nine years in charge of the company, Damián Scokin will leave his position as CEO on March 31, 2026. Instead he will assume Gonzalo García Estebarena, current Chief Technology Officer (CTO), who will lead the next expansion cycle under the orbit of the Prosus Group. As reported by REPORTUR.com.ar, Prosus revealed his plan to take o…
Take off, which integrates brands such as Best Day, HotelDO and Viajes Falabella, operates in 19 countries and serves more than 30 million customers in Latin America.
Gonzalo Estebarena, current Chief Technology Officer (CTO), will assume the role of CEO. Photo: courtesy Despegar. The travel company, Despegar, announced that there will be a transition of leadership, so Damián Scokin will leave his position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on March 31, 2026, and Gonzalo Estebarena, current Chief Technology Officer (CTO), will assume the role of CEO. Damián Scokin’s decision comes after the sale and integration…
After selling its share control to the Prosus fund, in December last year, Damián Scokin will no longer be CEO of Despegar, an online travel agency and one of the Argentine unicorns that reached Mecca to open its capital on Wall Street. Scokin, former number one in the country of McKinsey consultant and LAN Argentina airline, was in charge since 2016, before the initial public offer (IPO, by its acronym in English) of the company at the New York…
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