Governing bodies

Isak Andic Ermay is the founder of the Spanish company Mango, one of Europe’s largest fashion groups. He is currently the Non-executive Chairman of the company, as well as a member of the International Advisory Board of the IESE (IAB) Business School and a patron of the Princess of Asturias Foundation, the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) and the Elena Barraquer Foundation.

Throughout his career, Andic has occupied the position of Vice-Chairman of Banco Sabadell and has been a member of the International Advisory Board of the Government of Catalonia, the Investment Advisory Council for Turkey and the Friends of the Prado Museum Foundation, as well as Chairman of Family Business Institute, from 2010 until April 2012, and patron of the MACBA Foundation.
  
Born in 1953 in Istanbul, he moved to Barcelona with his family when he was fourteen. After entering the fashion sector in the wholesale and retail sectors, in 1984 he founded Mango, today one of the leading companies in the fashion industry. 

Since early 2020, Toni Ruiz has been the Chief Executive Officer of Mango, one of Europe’s leading fashion groups. He has a degree in Economics from the University of Barcelona and a Master’s Degree in Economics and Company Management from the IESE Business School. 

The executive began his professional career at Leroy Merlin España, part of the Adeo group, where he occupied positions in financial management of the Spanish market and worldwide control and planning. 

With a long experience in retail, Toni Ruiz joined Mango in 2015 as Chief Financial Officer, a position he occupied until he was appointed General Manager of the company, in 2018. In March 2020, Toni Ruiz was promoted to the position of Chief Executive Officer of Mango.

Thanks to the knowledge gained throughout his career, Toni Ruiz has been an advisor to different companies in the sector. Since 2001, Mr. Ruiz has been part of the advisory board of several companies and he is currently a member of the advisory board of Leroy Merlin and Alcampo. 

Doctor in Economics from the University of Barcelona, Jordi Canals is a Professor and Chairman of the Centre for Corporate Governance of the IESE Business School. He was also the General Director of the IESE from 2001 to 2016 and is an expert in the areas of corporate strategy, corporate governance and globalisation. He has been an invited professor of institutions including the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, Harvard Business School and the Brookings Institution. He has also been a Board Member of various public and private companies.

A graduate in Economics from the University of Barcelona. MBA from Esade and General Management Program from the IESE Business School. He began his professional career in the Marketing department of Vileda. In 1990 he joined Danone, where he worked as a Director in the Commercial and Marketing department and General Manager for Spain, Chairman for France, Chairman for Europe and the USA, and Chairman of the Dairy Products division. In 2011 he joined Louis Vuitton as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman. He currently advises companies and is a member of the Boards of Directors of Puig and Fluidra.

A graduate in Geography and History of the University of Navarra and a graduate of the Economics Institute of the University of Colorado (USA) and with an MBA from the IESE Business School, Lucaya began his professional career in 1985 at Chase Manhattan Bank, where he occupied various positions in Barcelona, London and Madrid. He has also been Joint Manager of the Investment Banking division of Morgan Stanley in Spain, after being appointed General Director of the Madrid office and Managing Partner in 1997.

In 2004, Jorge founded AZ Capital, and since then has been a founding partner and its Chief Executive Officer. Since this moment, Lucaya has initiated and executed several complex, transformational and value-creation transactions for his firm’s clients.

A graduate in Industrial Engineering from the Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) with an MBA from Harvard University, Marc Puig is currently the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Puig and has been a member of its Board of Directors since 1999. In 1991 he joined Antonio Puig S.A. as the Director of R+D for new product development, until being promoted to Chairman of Puig in the United States in 1996, and is also a Manager of the fashion company Carolina Herrera Ltd.

In 2000, he returned to Barcelona to become the Chairman of the Fashion division and Vice-Chairman of Corporate Development until 2004, when he was appointed CEO of Puig and three years later, Chairman of its Board of Directors. Awarded the Kellogg Family Enterprise Leadership Award (2015) and the Hall of Fame of the Fragrance Foundation of America (2017), he has also been Chairman of the Family Business Institute (IEF) and Vice-Chairman of the Economic Circle; a member of the European Advisory Board of Harvard Business School and of the International Advisory Board of the IESE Business School.

Jonathan Andic is the Chief Mango Man Officer. In addition, since 2012 he has been a member of the company’s Board of Directors. 

A graduate of Audiovisual Communication in the United States, he furthered his studies at the IESE Business School, where he specialised in Accounting and Finance for Directors and in Management with an EMBA. 

The executive started in his professional career in the company in 2005, when he familiarised himself with the creative process, collection design and team management. In 2007 he began to manage the new Mango Man line, taking on the challenge to launch it on an international level. Throughout his career at the company, his duties have also included supervising the Communication and Image department and the head of the group’s Interior Design and Construction Management.

Daniel López is the Mango Chief Expansion, Wholesale and Construction Management Officer and sits on the Steering Committee.

After graduating in Law at the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, he completed a Management Development (PMD) course at the IESE Business School.

The executive joined Mango in 1996 as the Director of Legal Management, a position he occupied until 2005, when he was appointed Assistant General Manager, with responsibility for Franchisee Services, Communication, Property Management, Licensing and New Business Management.

Daniel López has been a member of the group’s Board of Directors since it was established in 2007, and is also a member of the company’s Steering Committee.

As well as being responsible for company and franchise store expansion, he is also responsible for the Wholesale division.

Margarita Salvans is the Chief Financial Officer of Mango and a member of the Group’s Steering Committee. 

A Business Management graduate of the Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) with an MBA from the IESE business school, the executive began her professional career at Boston Consulting Group before transferring to the finance sector. Between 2008 and 2019 she worked for Caixa Catalunya, where she occupied roles in the Management Control, Pricing and Finance departments during the process of the bank’s merger and request for aid from the European Union. 

Margarita Salvans joined Mango in 2013 and since then she has occupied various positions of responsibility in the departments of Store Provisioning, Internal Control and Management Control, where she has helped Mango’s various channels and business lines achieve their targets. The executive has also supported the general management during the company’s transformation process. 

In April 2020, Margarita Salvans was appointed Chief Financial Officer of the company and joined its Steering Committee. Since 2024, Salvans has been a member of Mango's board of directors. 

Since early 2020, Toni Ruiz has been the Chief Executive Officer of Mango, one of Europe’s leading fashion groups. He has a degree in Economics from the University of Barcelona and a Master’s Degree in Economics and Company Management from the IESE Business School. 

The executive began his professional career at Leroy Merlin España, part of the Adeo group, where he occupied positions in financial management of the Spanish market and worldwide control and planning. 

With a long experience in retail, Toni Ruiz joined Mango in 2015 as Chief Financial Officer, a position he occupied until he was appointed General Manager of the company, in 2018. In March 2020, Toni Ruiz was promoted to the position of Chief Executive Officer of Mango.

Thanks to the knowledge gained throughout his career, Toni Ruiz has been an advisor to different companies in the sector. Since 2001, Mr. Ruiz has been part of the advisory board of several companies and he is currently a member of the advisory board of Leroy Merlin and Alcampo.

Jonathan Andic is the Chief Mango Man Officer. In addition, since 2012 he has been a member of the company’s Board of Directors. 

A graduate of Audiovisual Communication in the United States, he furthered his studies at the IESE Business School, where he specialised in Accounting and Finance for Directors and in Management with an EMBA. 

The executive started in his professional career in the company in 2005, when he familiarised himself with the creative process, collection design and team management. In 2007 he began to manage the new Mango Man line, taking on the challenge to launch it on an international level. Throughout his career at the company, his duties have also included supervising the Communication and Image department and head of the group’s Interior Design and Construction Management. 

Elena Carasso (Barcelona, 1968) is the Mango Chief Online and Customer Officer and a member of the Group's Steering Committee. 

A graduate in Graphic Design from the EINA School of Art and Design in Barcelona, she also has a Master’s Degree in Integral and Operations from the Open University of Catalonia (UOC). The executive complemented her training at the IESE business school, where she studied the Management Development Course (MDC).

Elena Carasso began her career at Mango in 1991, when she joined the company’s Design team. Since then, she has performed different roles in the Group until occupying her current position. In the mid-90s, Elena Carasso began to develop the company’s online division. In 1995, she led the launch of first Mango website and in September 2000, managed the opening of the company’s first online store. 

Since 2016, Elena Carasso has been part of the Mango Steering Committee.

Luis Casacuberta (Barcelona, 1978) is the Chief Product & Sustainability Officer and sits on the group’s Steering Committee. 

A graduate in Industrial Engineering from the Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, he studied an Executive Master’s Degree in Business Administration (EMBA) at the IESE Business School. 

In 2009, he joined Mango as the Commercial Manager of Mango Man and in 2012 was appointed the Director of said business line. In 2015, Luis Casacuberta took responsibility for the Woman and Kids business lines. In 2020, he managed the launch of the Mango Home line. He is currently responsible for these three business lines. 

In 2017, Luis Casacuberta joined Mango’s Steering Committee.

Daniel López (Manresa, 1972) is the Mango Chief Expansion & Franchise Officer and sits on the Steering Committee. 

After graduating in Law at the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, he completed a Management Development (PMD) course at the IESE Business School. 

The executive joined Mango in 1996 as the Director of Legal Management, a position he occupied until 2005, when he was appointed Assistant General Manager, with responsibility for Franchisee Services, Communication, Property Management, Licensing and New Business Management. 

Daniel López has been a member of the group’s Board of Directors since it was established in 2007, and is also a member of the company’s Steering Committee. 

As well as being responsible for company and franchise store expansion, he is also responsible for the Wholesale division.

Jordi Álex Moreno (Barcelona, 1973) is Chief Information Technology Officer of Mango. 

A graduate in Law and Business Studies from the University of Barcelona, the executive has had a long career in the telecommunications sector. Before joining Mango, Jordi Álex Moreno was IT Director at Desigual, a position he took up in 2010. 

He began his professional career at Amena (now France Telecom) in 1999 and has worked for other companies, such as Grupo Auna and IBM. 

In 2018, the Director joined Mango to lead the company’s digital transformation.

Blanca Muñiz is the Chief Brand Officer of Mango and a member of the Group's Steering Committee. 

With a degree and an MBA in Business Administration and Management from ESADE and a Postgraduate Degree in Direction and Management of Institutions, Companies and Cultural Platforms from Pompeu Fabra University (UPF), Muñiz has more than 25 years’ experience in marketing and product and spent much of her career at Puig, leading the company strategy for the different brands in the group, before becoming Vice-President of the Lifestyle brands division, a post she occupied from 2015.  

Previously, the executive had been Vice-President of Marketing Intelligence (2010-2015) and Global Retail Marketing Director (2003-2010) at Puig, having also occupied Marketing positions in companies including COTY INC, Bimbo and Danone.  

David Payeras (Barcelona, 1972) is the Chief People Officer of Mango and has been a member of the Steering Committee since 2021. 

A graduate in Psychology from the University of Barcelona, he has a Master’s Degree in Organisational Development from the GR Institute and an MBA from the ESADE business school. In 2014, he took a General Management Programme at IESE and, in 2018, a Georgetown-ESADE Executive Program. 

Before joining Mango, David Payeras worked for Grifols, where he occupied the position of Corporate Vice-President for Talent and Organisation, between 2017 and 2021. 

Throughout his career, he has occupied various Human Resources positions in companies such as P&G and Arbora & Ausonia. 

Margarita Salvans (Berga, 1979) is the Chief Financial Officer of Mango and a member of the Group’s Steering Committee. 

A Business Management graduate of the Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) with an MBA from the IESE business school, the executive began her professional career at Boston Consulting Group before transferring to the finance sector. Between 2008 and 2019 she worked for Caixa Catalunya, where she occupied roles in the Management Control, Pricing and Finance departments during the process of the bank’s merger and request for aid from the European Union. 

Margarita Salvans joined Mango in 2013 and since then she has occupied various positions of responsibility in the departments of Store Provisioning, Internal Control and Management Control, where she has helped Mango’s various channels and business lines achieve their targets. The executive has also supported the general management during the company’s transformation process. 

In April 2020, Margarita Salvans was appointed Chief Financial Officer of the company and joined its Steering Committee. Since 2024, Salvans has been a member of Mango's board of directors. 

César de Vicente (Burgos, 1971) is the Chief Global Retail Officer of Mango and a member of the Group's Steering Committee. 

A graduate of Economics and Business Studies from the University of Valladolid, he has a Postgraduate Degree in International Commerce from the Technical University of Madrid. 

Before joining Mango in 2019, César de Vicente worked for the French company Kiabi for thirteen years. Between 2007 and 2016, the executive was the General Manager of the Spanish subsidiary, and later managed the Cross Channel Department with overall responsibility for retail. 

Throughout his career, César de Vicente has occupied various positions in retail companies such as Promod, Sport Zone and Decathlon.