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Guillermo Álvarez

Investor

Value Creation Vice President at Kibo Ventures

Greater Madrid Metropolitan Area

About

Guillermo Álvarez is Vice President at Nzyme Fund, where he focuses on value creation. He brings over 10 years of experience in strategy and operations, including prior work in private equity and management consulting at Oliver Wyman. His background spans commercial due diligence, value creation planning, business transformation, and operating model improvements across financial services, real estate, consumer goods, healthcare, and hospitality sectors.

Experience

  1. Nzyme FundVice Presidentcurrent2023 — presentMadrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
  2. Oliver WymanEngagement Manager2020 — 2023Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain
  3. Oliver WymanAssociate2014 — 2019Madrid Area, Spain
  4. Glencore ZincAssistant Engineer2013Nordenham, Germany

Skills & more

Strategic PlanningPrivate EquityOrganizational EffectivenessProcess AutomationProject Management Office (PMO)M&A analysisStrategic TransformationProject ManagementSales OperationsBusiness Process Improvementbussiness plan

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Guillermo Álvarez?
Guillermo Álvarez is Vice President at Nzyme Fund, where he focuses on value creation. He brings over 10 years of experience in strategy and operations, including prior work in private equity and management consulting at Oliver Wyman. His background spans commercial due diligence, value creation planning, business transformation, and operating model improvements across financial services, real estate, consumer goods, healthcare, and hospitality sectors.
Where does Guillermo Álvarez work?
Guillermo Álvarez is Value Creation Vice President at Kibo Ventures.
Where did Guillermo Álvarez go to school?
Guillermo Álvarez studied at INSEAD (MBA, Business Administration and Management); Universidad Pontificia Comillas (Industrial Engineering - Electrical, Industrial Engineering).

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