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Terminal Marítima Mazatlán (TMAZ) will undergo a change in its General Management starting next September 1, with the departure of Mauricio Enrique Ortiz Medina from the terminal's leadership and the appointment of Cristian Alexis Ortega Zárraga, who currently serves as Finance Manager.
The move is part of a reorganization within Hanseatic Global Terminals (HGT), as Ortiz Medina will remain within the group and assume the role of General Manager of Florida International Terminal (FIT), located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States.
This change concludes several years of Ortiz at the helm of TMAZ, a period during which, according to the company, the terminal underwent a process of growth accompanied by the development of new businesses and the incorporation of clients, in addition to investments and operational improvements.
His experience in Mazatlán will now be transferred to FIT, where he will continue his professional development within HGT. Thus, the change does not imply a departure from the group, but rather an internal mobility that brings experience from Mexican port operations to another of the terminals that are part of the company's network in the region.
In Mazatlán, the leadership will be in the hands of Ortega Zárraga, who will move to General Management from a position directly linked to the administration and planning of the terminal. As Finance Manager, he has participated in financial management, planning, and some of the main projects developed by TMAZ in recent years, in addition to maintaining coordination with the different areas of the organization.
The choice of an internal profile aims, according to the information provided, to maintain continuity in both management and the projects and challenges facing the terminal.
"His appointment will allow us to give continuity to the work we have been developing and to the main challenges we have ahead," TMAZ stated in the communiqué announcing the changes.
The handover will also not be immediate in operational terms. During August, Ortiz Medina and Ortega Zárraga will work together on the transition, with the aim of transferring responsibilities and maintaining follow-up on key matters and projects before the appointments formally take effect on September 1.
In this way, TMAZ opts for an internal succession to maintain the continuity of its operation in Mazatlán, while HGT relocates Ortiz Medina to Florida International Terminal, in a move that seeks to leverage within its own network the experience accumulated during his management in Mexico.
