The FIA has followed up on its pledge to create a chief executive officer role within its management organization, naming experienced automotive executive Natalie Robyn as its first ever CEO. A series of structural changes at the helm of motorsport's governing body were undertaken at the behest of FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after his election at the end of last year. Ben Sulayem insisted on the introduction of a qualified and experienced manager to improve the body's operations, governance as well as the control of its finances. And the headhunt for the role of CEO led to Robyn who has served as CEO of Volvo Cars in Switzerland since January 2017, having previously held various...
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