Alstom, a global leader in smart and sustainable mobility solutions, has announced a significant leadership appointment in Brazil. Suely Sola, a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in the mobility sector, has been named the new Managing Director of Alstom Brazil. This appointment marks a significant milestone for the company, showcasing its commitment to fostering talent and driving innovation in the region.
Sola’s career at Alstom is a testament to her dedication and expertise. Having joined the company in 2001 as a Project Manager, she swiftly ascended through the ranks, holding key positions such as Project Director and Project Portfolio Director across various product lines. Her impressive track record culminated in her leadership as Managing Director of Signaling & Infrastructure for Latin America, a position she held since 2020.
Her appointment as Managing Director of Alstom Brazil signals a strategic move for the company. Sola’s deep understanding of the mobility sector, coupled with her proven leadership in Signaling & Infrastructure, positions her to effectively guide Alstom’s expansion and initiatives in Brazil. Her expertise will be critical in navigating the complexities of the Brazilian market and fostering strategic partnerships with key stakeholders.
Sola’s appointment is not only a strategic move but also a significant milestone for diversity and inclusion within Alstom. As the first woman to hold this position in Brazil, Sola serves as an inspiring role model for aspiring professionals in the industry. She expresses her enthusiasm for this new challenge, emphasizing her commitment to driving social progress, fostering infrastructure development, and delivering innovative mobility solutions that prioritize a seamless passenger experience.
Alstom’s presence in Brazil dates back to 1955, and the company has played a vital role in the nation’s infrastructure development. Over the years, Alstom has contributed to social progress and environmental stewardship through its diverse range of rail transport products and services. The company serves major passenger operators in cities like Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre, Fortaleza, Recife, and Brasilia, ensuring reliable and efficient transportation for millions of commuters.
Beyond Brazil, Alstom’s impact extends to numerous countries across Latin America and beyond, including South Africa, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, the United States, Mexico, Panama, Peru, the Dominican Republic, Romania, and Taiwan. The company’s global reach and local expertise continue to shape sustainable mobility for cities worldwide.
Alstom’s appointment of Suely Sola as Managing Director of Alstom Brazil underscores the company’s commitment to advancing innovative and sustainable mobility solutions in the region. Under Sola’s leadership, Alstom is poised to continue its journey of growth, innovation, and social responsibility, contributing to a brighter future of mobility in Brazil and beyond.
