Diana Torres is a Senior Managing Director with Teneo’s Financial Advisory business, based in London.
Diana is an MBA-qualified, international business leader and an expert in driving growth, transformation and value creation across the Americas, Asia and Europe with a focus on the transportation sector. She has successfully managed multi-billion-dollar P&Ls and has also led cross-functional teams across sales, marketing, engineering and corporate functions. Diana has experience in aviation, working through the restructuring of an airline in Latin America under Chapter 11 and spending 6 years working as an advisor for a transport finance bank in Europe.
For the last 13 years, Diana worked for Nissan Motor Corporation in various leadership roles, formulating and executing strategies, and implementing turnaround and growth initiatives. Diana most recently served as Managing Director for Nissan Motor Great Britain, where she managed their £3bn revenue, 140 site dealer network. Her previous roles included various strategic and leadership roles at Nissan Headquarters in Japan and Americas, including CFO at Nissan Mexico and Managing Director for Nissan Importers LATAM.
Diana holds an Executive MBA with Distinction from London Business School, a Postgraduate Diploma in Finance from Columbia University and a Bachelor’s in Finance and International Affairs from Externado University of Colombia.
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