Santilli appoints Adrián González as new president of Correo Argentino

Diego Santilli, Argentina's chief of Cabinet, has reshuffled the leadership of Correo Argentino, appointing Adrián González as president and Bruno Finiello as chief executive officer. The changes remove Camilo Baldini, who had led the company since late 2023.

The Cabinet Office announced the appointments in a statement. González is a lawyer specializing in public and electoral law, with more than 20 years of experience managing public bodies. He previously served as director of Electoral Services and as a full director of Correo Argentino. Until now, he headed the Electoral Management Institute of Buenos Aires city.

Finiello is an economist who has held senior roles at Accenture and Cencosud, as well as at state-owned companies including Aerolíneas Argentinas. His experience includes logistics, distribution, operational transformation and process modernization.

Baldini joined Correo Argentino in 2012 as supply manager. He later served as CEO during Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's second term and returned to the company in January 2020 as executive general director under Alberto Fernández. Javier Milei's government appointed him to lead the company in late 2023.

Correo Argentino falls under the Cabinet Office and serves as the exclusive logistics operator for elections through its Electoral Services Directorate.