AXISCADES Names Alfonso Martinez to Lead Global Operations

26 Aug 2025 CW Team

AXISCADES Technologies Limited, a leading provider of deep tech and engineering services, has appointed Alfonso Martinez as Head of International Business and Global Operations and Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of AXISCADES GmbH. In this role, he will oversee the company’s fast-growing international business while spearheading its global operations.

With more than 25 years of leadership experience in engineering, aerospace, defence, and technology services, Martinez has a strong track record of driving transformation and growth across international markets. At AXISCADES, he has played a key role in shaping strategic initiatives, strengthening customer engagement, and positioning the company for sustained success.

In his new position, Martinez will focus on implementing the company’s global growth strategy, expanding its footprint across North America, Europe, the UK, and Asia-Pacific, and strengthening collaborations with international partners and original equipment manufacturers.

Commenting on his appointment, Martinez said: “The global opportunities in aerospace, defence, and ESAI are immense, and I see this role as a significant step in strengthening AXISCADES’ international presence. By leveraging our talent and innovation capabilities, we are well positioned to deliver transformative solutions and create lasting value for our customers and stakeholders worldwide.”

Following this transition, Martinez will no longer serve as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of AXISCADES Technologies Limited. His functions and responsibilities at the parent company will now be discharged by Dr Sampath Ravinarayanan, Chairman and Managing Director of AXISCADES Technologies Limited.

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