FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente Holding and the Spanish Executives Association (AED from its acronym in Spanish) have reached a collaboration agreement whereby the company, a world leader in the management and provision of environmental services and integrated waste management, joins the AED as a corporate partner. In this way, the company joins a community made up of around fifty benchmark organisations in different sectors such as banking, energy, insurance and consultancy, among others..

The alliance, formalised by Íñigo Sanz Pérez, CEO of FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente, and Xavier Gangonells, general manager of the AED, will enable the group to join a community made up of leaders and benchmark companies that, despite belonging to different sectors, face common challenges such as the technological revolution, innovation, sustainability and adaptation to new challenges and global scenarios. In this way, the company's senior executives will have access to the latest management and business trends, which will enable them to better face challenges such as digital transformation and sustainability.

For its part, the group will bring to the AED partners its extensive knowledge in the provision of global services to citizens, as well as its expertise in the efficient and innovative management of its projects aligned with ESG (Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance) criteria. 

For Íñigo Sanz Pérez, CEO of the Holding Company, ‘FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente's membership of the AED is a source of satisfaction, as it will enable our management team to exchange knowledge and experience with the members of the association and will lead to a better performance of their competencies’.

In the words of Xavier Gangonells, managing director of the AED, ‘the incorporation of FCC Servicios Medio Ambiente as a corporate partner reinforces our association's commitment to a diverse, multi-sector representation that shares knowledge on how to tackle today's challenges, from sustainability to infrastructure management’. In this sense, Gangonells highlighted ‘the excellent opportunity for AED members to benefit from the experience and track record of a company like FCC, which looks out for the well-being of citizens in the provision of environmental services and which has demonstrated a remarkable capacity for innovation in the area of sustainability’. 

About the AED

The Spanish Association of Executives (AED) was founded in 1996 with the aim of enabling executives to reach their maximum potential, generating a positive impact on society and their environment. . 

The AED has over 2,700 members, more than 60% of whom hold top management positions in the companies where they work. In addition, more than fifty leading companies from different sectors and areas of activity support the work of the association as corporate partners. Together, its members manage companies that account for more than 20% of the national GDP.

The AED also carries out extensive research for the development of the executive leadership career and is a consultative body to the UN Economic and Social Council.