Convergencia Research, Consultoría especializada en Latinoamérica y Caribe
Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Telefónica restructures and divides its business in Latin America

Telefónica Hispam Sur will cover the operations of Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay, headed by Bernardo Quinn, until now Director of Global Human Resources; and Telefónica Hispam Norte will include the businesses of Colombia, Mexico, Central America, Ecuador and Venezuela, with Alfonso Gómez Palacio as leader. Eduardo Navarro will continue heading Telefónica Brazil.


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