Cemex reshuffles talent as CEO retires, names Jaime Muguiro as new CEO as of April

 


On Monday February 10, 2025, Cemex announced the retirement of Fernando Gonzalez as CEO of Cemex, and the appointment of Jaime Muguiro as new CEO effective April 1st, 2025.

Carib Cement in Jamaica is a subsidiary of Cemex which is a company founded in Mexico in 1906.

The conglomerate operates in the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Operational units produce, distribute, and market cement, ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and related building materials to customers in over 50 countries.

Cemex also announced the following changes to its senior-level organization.
Jesus Gonzalez, current President of Cemex South, Central America, and the Caribbean, has been appointed President of Cemex USA.
Sergio Menendez, current President of Cemex Europe, Middle East, and Africa, has been appointed President of Cemex Mexico.
Jose Antonio Cabrera, former President of Cemex Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, has been appointed President of Cemex Europe, Middle East, and Africa.
Alejandro Ramirez, current President of Cemex Colombia and Peru, has been appointed President of Cemex South, Central America, and the Caribbean.
Ricardo Naya, current President of Cemex Mexico, has been appointed Executive Vice President of Sustainability and Operations Development.

These changes will also take effect on April 1st, 2025, and reflect Cemex’s commitment to leadership development and organizational success.

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