Newly Elected Members of IAB’s Board of Directors – 2025–2027 Term
On November 3 and 4, 2025, the International Association of Broadcasting (IAB) held its 50th Ordinary General Assembly in Brasília, Brazil, organized by its institutional member ABERT – Associação Brasileira de Emissoras de Rádio e Televisão.
During the meeting, which brought together representatives and delegations from more than 15 countries, the members of IAB’s Board of Directors for the 2025–2027 term were elected, reflecting the organization’s commitment to plurality, international cooperation, and the defense of private, free, and independent broadcasting.
The elected Board of Directors is composed as follows:
ARGENTINA
Principal: Eugenio Sosa Mendoza / Alternate: Daniel Zanardi
Principal: Claudio Ipolitti / Alternate: Matías Detry
Principal: Carlos María Molina / Alternate: Gustavo Medome
BRAZIL
Principal: Paulo Tonet Camargo / Alternate: Marcelo Bechara de Souza
Principal: Flávio Lara Resende / Alternate: Helena Almeida
Principal: Cristiano Lobato Flôres / Alternate: Rodolfo Salema
CHILE
Principal: Pablo Vidal / Alternate: Enrique Aimone
Principal: Luis Ajenjo / Alternate: Rodrigo Liu
COLOMBIA
Principal: Tulio Ángel Arbeláez / Alternate: Verónica Arango
Principal: Jorge Martínez de León / Alternate: Cristina Moure
COSTA RICA
Principal: Andrés Quintana / Alternate: Gustavo Piedra Guzmán
EL SALVADOR
Principal: José Luis Saca / Alternate: Ana María Urrutia de Lara
UNITED STATES
Principal: Curtis LeGeyt / Alternate: Susan Keenom
GUATEMALA
Principal: Eduardo Alfonso Liu / Alternate: Miguel González
MEXICO
Principal: Jaime Ramos / Alternate: Ligia María Fadul
PANAMA
Principal: Pedro Solís / Alternate: Alessio Gronchi
PERU
Principal: Michelle Szejer / Alternate: Cayetana Aljovín
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Principal: Rosa Medrano / Alternate: Milena Pozuelo
URUGUAY
Principal: Rafael Inchausti / Alternate: Juan Andrés Lerena
With this election, IAB begins a new period of work aimed at strengthening the defense of freedom of expression, protecting the activities of media organizations, and promoting technological innovation in the broadcasting sector across the Americas.
Since its foundation in 1946, IAB has maintained a firm commitment to democracy, freedom of expression, and the protection of media outlets and journalists.
The work of the newly elected Board of Directors will be essential at a time that demands the defense of truth, the promotion of pluralism, and the consolidation of democracies in our region.
Montevideo, November 14, 2025.