Simon is the Global Leader of Deloitte’s Strategy & Transactions business, working with clients in their most challenging and complex projects. Simon is also the leader of Deloitte’s Sports Group in Spain and coordinates offerings across a wide variety of sports. Simon’s background is as an M&A Transaction Services Party. He has performed due diligence and similar work for Private Equity Houses investing in Spain and other Spanish clients looking to invest internationally. Simon has close relationships with a number of foreign investors that have brought capital into the sports world in Spain.

Hugo is a partner in Technology & Transformation with over 17 years of experience supporting clients in solving risk technology and transformation challenges. During his tenure, he has focused on leading various cybersecurity projects. Hugo is proud to be part of the Spanish Sports and Major Events Practice, as well as the Global Internal Olympic Committee team. His main areas of expertise include cybersecurity strategy and risk assessments, defining KPIs and KRIs to evaluate business impacts, broadcasting and media transformation, and managing PMOs in international projects. He is also skilled in internal controls frameworks and quality reviews. Throughout his career at Deloitte Technology Risks, Hugo has gained extensive experience across multiple sectors, participating in numerous projects such as IT audits, internal control, SOX compliance, SCIIF, GDPR, revenue assurance, PCI, telecommunications, media and technology process review and improvements, ISO27001, and asset quality review assessments in the banking sector.

Iñigo joined Deloitte in 2017. He is a Senior Manager at Deloitte Sports Group. Previously he worked 4 years in the M&A Strategy Consulting within Monitor Deloitte. Iñigo is responsible for Business Development and Finance at the Sports Innovation Hub. He is also part of the Global PMO team at project D.Tec, a 10-year project to provide technology services to the IOC to support the Olympic Games. He led theeroject to design and build the Sports Innovation Hub in Madrid, and is also responsible for its Business Development in connection with Deloitte's Global Sports Leaders. Throughout his career at Deloitte, Íñigo developed projects in Strategy, PMO, Business Plan, Strategic Plan, Due Diligence, Integration and Carve-out Strategy, and Market Analysis. Before joining Deloitte, he worked for four years at Azora (Real Estate Private Equity), as Senior Investment Analyst. He holds an MBA from New York University Stern School of Business, specializing in Strategy, Management and Finance.