Matthieu Tenenbaum joins Mobilize teams as Chief Operations Officer of Mobilize Beyond Automotive

Matthieu and his teams will be fully committed to developing Mobilize's activities in the fields of energy, data and mobility services.

Matthieu succeeds Fedra Ribeiro, who will leave Renault Group.

"I'm delighted to welcome Matthieu to the Mobilize teams. His in-depth knowledge of Renault Group, his experience in engineering and his expertise in the field of electric mobility and its ecosystem will all be key assets that he will be able to put to good use in Mobilize's projects over the coming years. He will help us to ensure that Mobilize makes a strong contribution to the next generation automotive company that we are all building at Renault Group.” Gianluca De Ficchy, CEO, Mobilize, Chairman of the Board, RCI Banque SA

Born in 1977, Matthieu Tenenbaum joined Renault Group in 1997 as an apprentice. He then held different positions from 2000 to 2007 in the Body-in-white assembly department, leading projects in France, in Nissan North America and in Korea.

In 2007, he became EV Project leader and then was promoted in 2008 to Deputy Program Director of the Electric Vehicle Program in charge of developing Zoe, Fluence ZE and then Twizy and Kangoo ZE.

In 2011, he was named head of Business Development External Venturing, with the objective to develop a Corporate Venture strategy for Renault.

In 2014, he joined the newly created Africa-Middle East-India Region as Executive Director & Business Development Director, where he led key negotiations of new partnerships for the development of Renault in this growing region.

In July 2017, he was appointed CEO of Renault Colombia. Under his management, Renault became leader of the Colombian market and the leading manufacturer and exporter of the country.

In February 2022, he became Managing Director for Renault Russia and CIS countries before joining the Renault Brand in July 2022 as VP EV Business and market coordination, in charge of preparing Ampere for marketing and sales.

Matthieu Tenenbaum holds an engineering degree (2000) and a Master of Business Administration from Columbia Business School (2014).