●The presidency of the Board of Directors will be held by Alberto García of Drummond Energy. In the first vice presidency Juan José Martínez of Primax Colombia; and Alejandra Castaño of SierraCol Energy, the second vice presidency.
●These representatives of the affiliated companies will perform their role on the Board for a period of one year.
The General Assembly of the Colombian Association of Oil and Gas (ACP) appointed the members of the Board of Directors for the period 2026 – 2027, and its new Board, who will assume the leadership of the Board of the guild for a period of one year.
The presidency of the Board of Directors will be held by Alberto García, country manager of Drummond Energy. For his part, Juan José Martínez, president of Primax Colombia, will occupy the First Vice Presidency, while Alejandra Castaño, vice president of People, Culture and Services and vice president of Corporate Affairs of SierraCol Energy, will assume the Second Vice Presidency. The new Board will accompany the strategic management of the Association for one year, in a key context for the country and the energy sector.
The formation of the new Board of Directors of the ACP reaffirms the Association's commitment to responsible guild leadership and the construction of spaces for technical, informed, and plural dialogue that strengthen the hydrocarbon industry at a key moment for the country.
From the Board of Directors, the ACP will continue to represent and articulate the companies in the sector to decisively contribute to energy security, the economic stability of Colombia, and the sustainable development of the regions, promoting innovation and good practices in operation, management, and relationships.
The new president of the Board of Directors, Alberto García, highlighted the strategic nature of the sector for the country, and the importance of generating signals and conditions that allow Colombia to regain the confidence of investors, to reactivate the industry and enhance its contributions.
Frank Pearl, executive president of the ACP, emphasized that the guild today has an even greater responsibility, in a context of intense political debate, in which the energy future of the country is also under discussion. He reaffirmed that the ACP will continue to provide technical knowledge and a long-term vision to enrich the conversation, always putting energy security, economic development, and the well-being of Colombians at the center. “The hydrocarbon sector has been and will continue to be a driver of national development, formal employment, and investment in the territories, and our commitment is to contribute to ensuring that this conversation takes place with rigor, responsibility, and a sense of country,” he pointed out.
Colombian Association of Oil and Gas