- Isabel Reija, founder of Feníe Energía, backs Greening in its new phase of transformation and growth.
- Former Atrys Health CEO Isabel Lozano and Cristina Martínez, former FERMA board member, also back the new growth project led by Pablo Otín.
- Greening renews its Board of Directors with 4 appointments at its Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting.
- At the Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting held this Friday, the appointments of Isabel Reija, Isabel Lozano and Cristina Martínez as independent directors were confirmed, together with Óscar Ricardo Cabrera as a proprietary director, bringing extensive experience in the management of listed companies.
- With these appointments, the company strengthens its corporate governance, with 56% independent directors and 33% women on the Board, in line with best-practice standards for listed companies.
- These appointments add to the renewal of the management team following the arrival of Pablo Otín as CEO, Felipe García as CFO and José Luis as CLO, with the aim of strengthening cash generation, financial solidity and discipline in capital allocation.
Granada, October 30, 2026.
Greening, a listed company specializing in energy and renewable solutions, today held an Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting at the Granada Chamber of Commerce, where the appointment of Isabel Reija, Isabel Lozano and Cristina Martínez as independent directors to its Board of Directors was approved.
The three executives come from senior leadership positions at listed companies and within the energy sector, strengthening Greening’s highest governing body and opening a new chapter in its transformation and growth process.
The company’s shareholders also approved the appointment of Óscar Ricardo Cabrera as a proprietary director. All four appointments were approved for a four-year term.
The Meeting also agreed to reelect Ignacio Salcedo and Manuel Mateos as executive directors, and José María Huch and José Pazo as independent directors.
The renewal of the Board follows the strengthening of the management team carried out during 2026, with the appointment of Pablo Otín as CEO, Felipe García Agustín as CFO and the recent arrival of José Luis Lázaro as Chief Legal Officer. The company’s new management structure, made up of professionals with extensive industry experience, aims to prioritize cash generation, financial solidity and discipline in capital allocation.
Board composition
With these appointments, Greening strengthens its corporate governance, with 56% independent directors and three women on the Board, representing 33% of the total and placing the company at the forefront of best practices among listed companies.
The Board of Directors, which now consists of nine members, has three delegated committees: the Audit and Compliance Committee, the Appointments and Compensation Committee, and the Investment, Risk and Sustainability Committee.
At the Meeting, Ignacio Salcedo, Chairman of Greening, stated: “This Board reflects the company Greening is becoming. Isabel Reija, Isabel Lozano and Cristina Martínez have led companies, managed growth processes and understand corporate governance from the inside. Their appointment is the clearest demonstration that we are opening a new chapter.”
Pablo Otín, CEO of Greening, added: “The new Board appointments bring us extensive vision and experience to address this new phase of growth, in which we aim to transform our business model, build a solid financial structure and achieve profitable growth.”
Profiles of the new directors
The new members of Greening’s Board of Directors bring extensive experience in areas such as the energy sector, business management and transformation, finance, corporate governance and risk management.
Isabel Reija has more than 30 years of professional experience, primarily in the energy and mobility sectors, combining executive positions with responsibilities on boards of directors. Throughout her career, she has held senior positions at companies including Repsol, Unión Fenosa and Endesa, and was founder and CEO of Feníe Energía, which she led for nearly a decade. She has also served as an independent director of various companies linked to the energy sector and is currently President and Dean of the Asociación y Colegio Nacional de Ingenieros del ICAI and of Fundación Ingenieros ICAI.
Isabel Lozano has more than 35 years of experience in senior management and corporate governance positions. She was co-founder and CEO of Atrys Health, a company she led for more than 18 years, overseeing its growth, internationalization and corporate development. Previously, she held senior positions at PharmaMar and Grupo Zeltia and spent part of her career in private equity. She is also currently an independent director of Izertis.
Cristina Martínez has more than 20 years of experience as a board member and senior executive specializing in corporate governance and the strategic management of risk, insurance and operational resilience. She has contributed to the transformation of operating models and sustainable growth at multinational corporations such as Sacyr, Iberia Líneas Aéreas/IAG and Campofrío Food Group/Sigma, holding senior management positions in risk, insurance, business continuity, crisis management, compliance, prevention and sustainability.
She is currently an independent director of insurance company MUPOL, where she chairs the Risk Committee; an advisory board member of InsurTech company IMEureka; and a member of the Governing Board of the Instituto de Actuarios de España. Previously, she served as Vice President and Board Member of the Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA). She is an economist, actuary and Doctor in Risk Management, and has received various international awards and accreditations recognizing her as a leading professional in good governance in risk management.
Óscar Ricardo Cabrera joins the Board as a proprietary director. He has more than 15 years of experience in public administration as a lawyer for the Ministry of Justice and Madrid City Council. He also served for one year as Secretary to the Board of Directors of Nace Energía.
The renewal of the Board supports Greening’s transformation into an integrated energy platform, focused on generating recurring revenue, building a stronger financial structure and delivering profitable growth, following a series of significant milestones.
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