Raizen Executive and Leadership Team

Frederico Saliba, the Chief Executive Officer, Power Division at Raizen, directs the strategic vision and operational execution for the company's power generation and distribution segments. Saliba oversees all aspects of Raizen's energy portfolio, focusing on optimizing output from sugarcane ethanol production and ensuring efficient distribution networks across Brazil. This executive leadership role involves driving initiatives to enhance energy generation capacity, improve supply chain logistics, and expand market reach for both renewable energy sources and traditional fuels retailed at Shell service stations. By championing strategic growth, Frederico Saliba ensures the Power Division aligns with Raizen's broader mission of sustainable energy provision and market leadership. The Chief Executive Officer's responsibilities include fostering innovation in energy technologies and maintaining robust relationships with stakeholders to secure long-term operational success and contribute to Brazil's energy independence.

Lorival Luz, the Group Chief Financial Officer at Raizen, commands the financial strategy and fiscal operations for the entire organization. Luz directs all financial planning, accounting, treasury, and investor relations activities, ensuring robust financial health and compliance across Raizen's diverse business units, including energy generation, distribution, and retail. This critical leadership position involves managing capital allocation, optimizing financial performance, and mitigating financial risks associated with the manufacturing of sugarcane ethanol and the operation of Shell service stations. By providing strategic financial guidance, Lorival Luz supports Raizen's expansion initiatives and commitment to sustainable energy development. The Group Chief Financial Officer's oversight is essential for maintaining investor confidence, securing funding for new projects, and driving profitability in Brazil's competitive energy landscape, ensuring the company's long-term economic viability.

Jose Massad, the IT Digital Director & Chief Technology Officer at Raizen, architects the company's digital transformation and technology strategy. Massad directs the integration of advanced IT solutions across Raizen's energy generation, distribution, and retail operations, ensuring seamless technological infrastructure. This leadership role involves overseeing the development and implementation of digital platforms that enhance operational efficiency and customer engagement, particularly within the manufacturing of sugarcane ethanol and the retail of fuels at Shell service stations. By driving technological innovation, Jose Massad ensures Raizen maintains a competitive edge in Brazil's dynamic energy market, optimizing processes from production to point-of-sale and supporting the company's commitment to sustainable energy solutions. The Chief Technology Officer's purview extends to cybersecurity, data analytics, and the adoption of emerging technologies to support Raizen's growth objectives and market leadership.

Natalia Mendrone, the Chief People Officer, Raizen Servicos Financeiros at Raizen, leads the human capital strategy and organizational development initiatives. Mendrone directs the cultivation of a high-performance culture, talent acquisition, employee engagement, and leadership development programs across Raizen's extensive operations. This executive role focuses on aligning people strategies with the company's business objectives, including its energy generation, distribution, and retail segments, as well as the manufacturing of sugarcane ethanol and the management of Shell service stations. By championing employee well-being and professional growth, Natalia Mendrone ensures Raizen attracts and retains top talent essential for innovation and operational excellence. The Chief People Officer's influence is vital in fostering an inclusive and dynamic work environment that supports Raizen's mission to provide sustainable energy solutions and maintain its leadership position in the Brazilian market.