Wenea South West

Mr Zorrilla is the CEO and founder of Diggia Group (originally called Gamma Solutions) in 2002. He holds an OPM (CEO’s program) from Harvard Business School, BA Business Management and Marketing (ESIC) and BA Business Administration (UCM). Mr Zorrilla has grown the business from its initial focus in telecommunications services, through its international expansion to its diversification into the energy and health areas. Driving the strategy, corporate finance and execution of all the Diggia Group, his vision has allowed Diggia to expand into new markets and sectors and in particular into the electric vehicle charging market through Wenea. He has been instrumental in forging alliances with investors, public institutions and industry peers to deliver Diggia’s business plan. Prior to Diggia, Mr Zorrilla worked in the Spanish embassy of Norway and as a consultant in Arthur Andersen.

Founder of Gamma Solutions in 2002 (later renamed Diggia) and currently leading the asset holding arm (Nordian), Mr Gonzalez holds a BSc Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Madrid and PADE from IESE Business School. Mr Gonzalez has managed the operations of the Group since inception with a particular emphasis in Telco and Energy. He is involved in all the stages of the projects from the quotations and offers until the final execution and finance. Mr Gonzalez has spearheaded the development and finance of the Group’s assets across UK, Spain and Latam focusing on client engagement, project delivery and agreements with all stakeholders. As CEO of Gamma Energy from 2014-2018, he has managed and developed M&A transactions and Gamma projects overseas. Since August 2020, Mr Gonzalez is the general manager of Sferaone, the Group’s engineering division focused on Energy transition and also Nordian, Diggia’s asset holding platform.

Mr Contreras holds a BSc Hons (Economics), London School of Economics and an MBA from ESADE, Barcelona. He joined the Group in 2016 and has led the expansion of the Group in the UK, developing, financing and operating diverse business lines such as a portfolio of solar parks, energy efficiency projects and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. He formed the consortium for the Rapid Charging Devon project and has led its development since inception, liaising with public and private sector stakeholders to deliver this ambitious program. Prior to Diggia, Mr Contreras has 17 years of banking and industry experience gained at leading financial institutions BNP Paribas, Cantor Fitzgerald and Bankia.