Bolt Appoints Fernando Berzosa as New General Manager in Spain Amidst Company Expansion - El Español
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Fernando Berzosa, new General Manager of Bolt in Spain. Bolt. Bolt has appointed Fernando Berzosa as its new General Manager in Spain, replacing Daniel Georges. The company celebrates its fifth anniversary in Spain, where it operates in 12 cities and has experienced exponential growth in users and trips. Berzosa, with previous experience at Bolt in both Spain and Paraguay, will lead the new phase focused on sustainable mobility and alliances. The new director will have to face regulatory pressure on VTCs, competition from Uber and Cabify, and challenges in the deployment of micromobility.Change in Bolt's management in Spain. The mobility platform has appointed Fernando Berzosa as General Manager, replacing Daniel Georges, coinciding with the company's fifth anniversary in our country. From this position, Berzosa will lead the business in its next phase of growth. Currently, Bolt is present in 12 cities across the country and has experienced strong growth in its mobility business. In July, it launched its ride-hailing (VTC) service in Bilbao. A little earlier, it arrived in Guadalajara, a city where it does not have competition from Uber or Cabify. Between 2021 and 2025, the number of trips completed on the platform increased by 508%, while its user base grew by 504% and its network of collaborating drivers expanded by 356%.Building on this momentum, Berzosa succeeds Daniel...
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