Enel announces changes to senior management

Enrico Viale becomes Head of North America region. Antonio Cammisecra takes on the role of Head of Global Thermal Generation, remaining at the helm of Enel Green Power.

Enel announced that Enrico Viale will become Head of the North America region, comprised of the United States, Canada and Mexico, leaving his current post as Head of the Global Thermal Generation business line. Antonio Cammisecra will become Head of Global Thermal Generation, in addition to retaining his current responsibilities as Head of Enel Green Power and Head of the Africa, Asia and Oceania region.

Also effective on July 1st, the South America region, headed by Maurizio Bezzeccheri, will become Latin America as it will integrate Group activities in Central American countries (namely Costa Rica, Guatemala and Panama).

Enrico Viale was appointed the Enel Group's Head of Global Generation in July 2014 and Head of Global Thermal Generation in April 2016. After nine years at Ansaldo Energia and eight years at ABB in Italy and Switzerland, Mr. Viale joined Enel in 2003 when he was named Country Manager of Southeastern Europe and CEO of Enel Maritza East 3, where he headed up a number of development projects and operational activities in conventional and renewable energy generation, as well as in distribution, in Bulgaria, Romania and Greece.

Antonio Cammisecra was appointed Head of the Enel Green Power business line and of the North & Central America as well as Asia, Africa & Oceania regions in May 2017. He joined Enel’s International Department in 1999. He then spent some years as Business Development Manager in Latin America, working in several countries of Central America (Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Panama) and South America (Brazil, Chile). In 2009, he was appointed Head of Business Development Italy for Enel Green Power, later in 2012 Head of Operations and Maintenance Italy Hydro, Wind & Solar. In 2013, he became Head of Global Business Development at Enel Green Power, leading a team of more than 200 people, working across five continents.