Full Name
Mrs Susanna Zammataro
Job Title
CEO
Company
FIDIC
Speaker Bio
With a distinguished 25-year career spanning international organisations, the public and private sectors, Susanna has built an extensive and influential network through continents and sectors, positioning her as a leading figure in global advocacy, strategic planning and organisational transformation.
As the director general of the International Road Federation (IRF), she successfully spearheaded governance reforms, financial stabilisation and member engagement initiatives, while championing road safety and sustainability on a global scale. Her leadership has been critical in forging and nurturing high-level partnerships across governments, international financial institutions and the private sector, making her a trusted representative at key multilateral forums.
Her ability to navigate complex international landscapes has also been honed through her previous roles including at UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), where she worked on trade and investment agreements, at the European Commission and in shaping policy, international negotiations and advocacy efforts.
Susanna is CEO of FIDIC since May 2025.
As the director general of the International Road Federation (IRF), she successfully spearheaded governance reforms, financial stabilisation and member engagement initiatives, while championing road safety and sustainability on a global scale. Her leadership has been critical in forging and nurturing high-level partnerships across governments, international financial institutions and the private sector, making her a trusted representative at key multilateral forums.
Her ability to navigate complex international landscapes has also been honed through her previous roles including at UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), where she worked on trade and investment agreements, at the European Commission and in shaping policy, international negotiations and advocacy efforts.
Susanna is CEO of FIDIC since May 2025.
Speaking At
Country (Work Address)
Switzerland
