Romeu Stanguerlin announces Adama’s new organizational structure

Adama announces new organizational structure. This is a continuation of the changes announced in May 2023, by the company's global CEO, Steve Hawkins. The change affects the Latin America (Latam) region, encompassing Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Chile, Uruguay and Bolivia.

The Latam Region is now made up of four Commercial Units (CU) and Regional Central Functions. With the change, six directors in central Brazilian functions begin to expand their activities to support the region, based in Brazil and reporting to Romeo Stanguerlin (in the photo), senior vice president Latam and CEO of Adama Brasil. Are they:

• Alexandre Pires (marketing and product strategy);

• Ana Colla (operations and supply chain);

• Andrey Araújo (product development and registration);

• Josi Martins (people & culture);

• Luiz Ruzza (finance and IT); It is

• Ricardo Barros (legal).

According to Romeu Stanguerlin, the change will bring market agility and rationalize organizational layers to facilitate faster and clearer decision-making. “The regional hub functions will work closely with countries and support UC directors to achieve our business objectives. They will spare no effort to understand the specificities of each UC and each country, disseminating a unique, strong and collaborative strategy”.

Furthermore, Adama continues to highlight the fungicide Almada (click here for more information and leaflet) and the herbicide Apresa (click here for more information and leaflet).