Roman Campa (above) stepped down from his roles as CEO of Adevinta Spain and executive vice president of parent company Adevinta in May, the AIM Group has learned.
Adevinta Spain’s portfolio of marketplaces consists of job board InfoJobs; Coches.net (not to be confused with Santander Bank’s Coches.com) and Motos.net in automotive; Milanuncios in general goods; and Fotocasa and Habitaclia in real estate.
A former McKinsey and Company consultant, Campa joined multinational marketplaces operator Adevinta in 2016 as finance, strategy and growth director at its Spain-based subsidiary.
He became general manager of InfoJobs in 2019 and CEO of Adevinta Spain in July 2021. He became an executive VP of Adevinta — responsible for its real estate and emerging verticals across all markets — in January 2023.
Campa has also served on the boards of Ireland-based marketplaces operator Distilled (in which Adevinta had a 50% stake until November last year) and Brazil-based InfoJobs (the latter shares some DNA with Spain-based InfoJobs, but they are entirely separate companies).
He has MBAs from both Esade and the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Campa left Adevinta in May, according to his LinkedIn profile, around two months before Adevinta revealed that it had reached a deal to sell its marketplace assets in Spain to Sweden-based private equity firm EQT.
This is part of a wider break-up of the company that was initiated after a consortium led by private equity firms Permira and Blackstone acquired Adevinta and took it private in May 2024.
