Enric Venancio
Senior Advisor
Advisor and executive with extensive experience in the financial, real estate, and infrastructure sectors. He has been also a member of Boards of Directors in both listed and private companies across various sectors. He has over 30 years of experience in investor relations (IR) and financing, the last 20 of which have been in the real estate sector. He has advised different companies in transformation, strategic development, and financial markets.
He completed Executive Development and Financial Management Programs at IESE and IEF (Barcelona).
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He developed his career in the financial sector until 1992, when he joined Autopistas –ACESA– (now Abertis Infraestructuras) from Caixa Barcelona (now Caixabank). He held responsibilities in the areas of finance, IR, stock market, business development, Latin American representation (in Argentina), communication, and studies, eventually becoming the CFO. In 2005, he entered the real estate sector to transform and take Renta Corporación public and develop its business (Spain, France, Germany, and the UK) as General Manager. In 2008, he led the recruitment of institutional partners for Mixta Africa. In 2009, he returned to the financial sector (Caixa Penedès –CP– later integrated into Banco Mare Nostrum –BMN–) first leading the real estate business, eventually becoming the regional head of risk and investments, Deputy General Manager of CP and Regional Manager of BMN. Following the acquisition of this region of BMN by Banc Sabadell, he took on responsibilities in integration and strategic development, focusing particularly on the structuring and expansion of Solvia for its eventual sale.
In 2015, he joined KKH Property Investors as CEO, developing unique projects worth over €800 million, including the Mandarin Residences in Barcelona and the Edition hotels in Barcelona and Madrid.
Board Experience: a) listed companies: Miquel y Costas –paper industry–, Renta Corporación –real estate–, GCO –highways, Argentina– b) private companies: Gas Gas –motorcycles–, Vector –venture capital–, Interdin and ACA –securities-, Mixta Africa and real estate companies of CP/BMN and Banco Sabadell, CP insurance group.
