He is a civil engineer with 19 years of experience in the Costa Rican Ministry of Public Works and Transport. He has extensive expertise in strategic planning, management systems, programmes, projects and pre-investment studies of transport infrastructure and services.
He holds a degree in aeronautical engineering from the UPM and a Master’s degree in General Business Management. He belongs to the Military Corps of the Air Force and the Civil Aeronautical Engineers Corps. He has worked in the Air Force since 1984, followed by a number of aeronautical organisations and companies.
The head of the GAP network outlines the challenges of keeping airport infrastructure up-to-date, the key to achieving economic efficiency and passenger service quality.
An expert in air transport and commercial and tax law, Colombia’s Director General of Civil Aeronautics has 25 years of experience in the sector.
Tomás Elejalde has been with Metro de Medellín for more than 20 years and has held different positions of responsibility before his appointment as general manager in 2016.
With more than 15 years of experience in railway signalling, Noelia Medrano has been in Banedanmark for 2 years, and is responsible for the functional and operational field tests.
Since 2013, Evans Avendaño has headed Aeropuertos del Perú (AdP), which manages the concession of 12 of the country’s regional airports.
He is currently the Head of the Spanish Marine Aids to Navigation Service of Puertos del Estado, under the Ministry of Public Works.
María Verónica Arias Cabanilla is currently the head of environmental conservation in the city of Quito, an issue to which she has devoted her entire professional career.
CEO of Mwasalat (formerly known as ONTC), the national transport company founded in 1972. The company is currently engaged in a profound process of transformation to become a modern and efficient public transport operator that is committed to cutting-edge technology.
