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Alejandro is an enthusiastic and highly organized professional with strong interpersonal skills, customer focused and results-driven leader in building up top-class teams capabilities in challenging environments. Charismatic communicator with a proven ability to join  cultural, geographic, and organizational boundaries, leading the top-priority goals recognized by senior management.

 Alejandro has developed his professional career on the fields of industrial, construction and services facilities sectors. For the last fifteen years he has assumed multidisciplinary managerial responsibilities as Finance, Purchasing and Sales Manager at different companies. 

 Since 2013, he is working in COMO (Campamento de Obras Móviles SL), a Catering and services facilities company running turnkey projects (designs, construction and services) for its geographically widespread customer based in GCC countries and Latam. In 2017, Alejandro started to prospecting new projects in Africa region. 

 On the past May 2016 the company was acquired by GATE GROUP, a swiss and leading catering aviation company operating worldwide ( 6 continents and 35 countries.)


Lecturer at the following Universities: (since2007):
  •  Universidad Europea de Madrid, "Dirección Financiera y Circulante". 
  •  Universidad Rey Juan Carlos "Gestión del Circulante". 
  •  Universidad Camilo José Cela.  "Gestión de circulante y operaciones". 
Mail: asoto2004@gmail,com





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