Ferrovial today announced the appointment of Claudia Husemann as director of communications and corporate social responsibility (CSR) for the United States. Husemann brings decades of experience leading strategic communications, translating complex sectors and business models in engaging ways to reach diverse audiences. She joins the company ahead of its public listing in the U.S. and as global leadership looks to North America for continued strong growth.
“Claudia has a track record of success elevating brands for greater impact, and we’re excited to welcome her at such a pivotal moment in the company’s history,” said Patricia Leiva, director of global communications and CSR at Ferrovial. “As Ferrovial looks to strengthen its presence in the U.S. and beyond, Claudia’s expertise will be instrumental in shaping and sharing Ferrovial’s story.”
Reporting directly to Leiva, Husemann will guide all aspects of Ferrovial’s communications strategy for the U.S. market. In this newly created role, she will drive greater brand awareness and deepen understanding of the scope and scale of Ferrovial’s operations in the U.S. Together with her team, she will promote Ferrovial’s innovation and leadership in delivering critical infrastructure such as highways, airports and energy.
“Ferrovial has been developing infrastructure in the U.S. for 20 years, bringing critical infrastructure to communities across the country, and I am very excited to join the company in such a decisive moment for the future growth,” said Husemann. “I look forward to working with the talented team to effectively communicate Ferrovial’s achievements and vision for its future in this key and important market.”
Prior to joining Ferrovial, Husemann led global communications for Silicon Labs, a semiconductor company focused on IoT solutions. Previously, she led corporate and CEO communications at AMD. Husemann has been a global client leader at agencies Edelman, Hill & Knowlton, and Waggener Edstrom, representing clients such as Bloomberg, Deloitte, Microsoft, Juniper, and Symantec.
