Overview
- Teresa Garcia-Milà was elected president of the Círculo de Economía on June 26 after running unopposed and succeeds Jaume Guardiola for a term lasting until 2028.
- She becomes the first woman to lead Spain’s influential economic think tank since its founding in 1958.
- Garcia-Milà currently directs the Barcelona School of Economics and serves as a professor and researcher at Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
- Her agenda centers on reinforcing the think tank’s founding principles and creating new working groups to deepen analysis of economic and social challenges.
- The incoming board features business leaders such as Ignasi Biosca, Núria Cabutí and Marc Puig, while Miquel Nadal will remain as the general director.