Amadeus is moving into a global structure of three customer-facing commercial business units that will report directly to Luis Maroto, president and chief executive officer.
The company also has made some changes in the marketing department.
Ian Wheeler, vice president of marketing and distribution, and Edward Ross, director of global corporate marketing, left the company at the end of September.
It was not clear whether or how they would be replaced.
Amadeus is moving into a global structure of three customer-facing commercial business units that will report directly to Luis Maroto, president and chief executive officer.
The company also has made some changes in the marketing department.
Ian Wheeler, vice president of marketing and distribution, and Edward Ross, director of global corporate marketing, left the company at the end of September.
It was not clear whether or how they would be replaced.
The moves are the first structural changes at Amadeus since Maroto took the helm of the company at the beginning of the year.
The three business units are distribution, led by Holger Taubmann; airline IT, which will continue to be led by Julia Sattel, and a “new business” unit that will help incubate Amadeus’ emerging businesses. It will be led by Francisco Pérez-Lozao Rüter.
Taubmann was vice president for northern, eastern, central and southern Europe. (Western Europe is handled by Angel Gallego.)
Pérez-Lozao joined Amadeus in 1993 as market manager for Europe. He has held various positions in strategy and business development and took full responsibility for strategy in 2009.