Trafigura Makes Executive Leadership Changes

September 19, 2023

Jeremy Weir courtesy of Trafigura Group
Jeremy Weir courtesy of Trafigura Group

Commodities group Trafigura Group has announced an evolution of its executive team to further strengthen leadership and focus across its global activities during a period of exceptional success and growth.

Jeremy Weir, Executive Chairman and CEO, and Jose Larocca, Executive Director, will lead a newly-formed Executive Committee. The committee will replace the current Management Committee. In addition, the Executive Committee will comprise the following, each of whom will report to Weir.

Richard Holtum, Head of Gas, Power and Renewables
Ben Luckock, Head of Oil
Ignacio Moyano, Chief Risk Officer (new role)
Gonzalo De Olazaval Head of Metals, Minerals & Bulk Commodities
Christophe Salmon, Chief Financial Officer
Emma Stroud, Chief Operating Officer

The changes take place with immediate effect.

Hadi Hallouche will continue in his role as CEO Puma Energy. Kostas Bintas will continue to be responsible for aluminium and copper. Jesus Fernandez will continue as Head of M&A, and Julien Rolland will continue to lead Strategic Projects.

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