Jorge Abril-Martorell

Partner

Spain

Jorge combines strategy and operations consulting skills with more than 12 years of experience in the telecommunication industry.

Education

ICADE Comillas Pontifical University
Actuarial and Financial Sciences
ICADE Comillas Pontifical University
Business Administration

Past Experience

Orange Spain
Director
Arthur D. Little
Consultant

Jorge is a partner at Arthur D. Little, based in our Madrid office, and is an active member our global TIME (Telecommunications, Information, Media & Electronics) practice. 
 
Jorge focuses on marketing, operations and customer excellence topics for telecommunication providers. Over the course of his career at Arthur D. Little, Jorge has participated in more than 30 projects in the TIME industry, dealing with strategy, operations, financial valuation and project office.
 
Jorge started his career at Arthur D. Little in 1998 and rejoined our team in 2016 after more than 11 years working for a leading European telecommunication group (Orange). During his journey in the telecommunication business, he successively occupied various marketing & sales management positions, both in Spain and France: SME marketing director at Wanadoo; Business Excellence/Fixed and Integration Excellence Director; Supply Management and Planning Director; Billing and Collections Director; Commercial Operations Director.
 
Jorge is married with two children. During his free time, Jorge is passionate about both road and mountain biking.

He is fluent in Spanish, English and French.

Unlocking cross-industry value: Strategic ways to enhance data center
Unlocking cross-industry value: Strategic ways to enhance data center power needs
AI has revolutionized industries worldwide, driving unprecedented growth in data center infrastructure. As organizations increasingly leverage AI to enhance decision-making, automate processes, and drive innovation, the demand for high-performance computing resources has surged, leading to significant challenges in managing power consumption and cooling needs within data centers. In this Viewpoint, we discuss how liquified natural gas (LNG) presents a sustainable option for optimizing consumption, maximizing data center value, and reducing cooling efforts.
Green data centers: opportunities for decarbonization
Green data centers: opportunities for decarbonization
Energy consumption by the data center industry accounts for more than 1% of the world’s power consumption and is expected to reach 8% by 2030, according to the International Energy Agency. The EU aims to be climate neutral by 2050, and data centers can contribute significantly to that goal. Iberia, targeted as a strategic cloud region by hyperscalers and other cloud players, has all the key factors for green data center location, providing an attractive market for investors in sustainable power-supply projects.
Telcoassurance: a new path
Due to fierce competition, stagnating revenues, and decreasing margins, differentiation is more vital than ever for telecommunications operators. To optimally achieve this goal, tapping into the insurance market presents an attractive opportunity: it’s sizable, profitable, and currently immersed in a huge transformation process that telcos can leverage. To fully take advantage of this opportunity, telcos must carefully assess and choose the right model. Arthur D. Little (ADL) has designed such a model (“telcoassurance”) with lessons learned from bancassurance.
Growth in insurance market requires business diversification
Expanding beyond traditional insurance core business to new opportunities and models

Jorge is a partner at Arthur D. Little, based in our Madrid office, and is an active member our global TIME (Telecommunications, Information, Media & Electronics) practice. 
 
Jorge focuses on marketing, operations and customer excellence topics for telecommunication providers. Over the course of his career at Arthur D. Little, Jorge has participated in more than 30 projects in the TIME industry, dealing with strategy, operations, financial valuation and project office.
 
Jorge started his career at Arthur D. Little in 1998 and rejoined our team in 2016 after more than 11 years working for a leading European telecommunication group (Orange). During his journey in the telecommunication business, he successively occupied various marketing & sales management positions, both in Spain and France: SME marketing director at Wanadoo; Business Excellence/Fixed and Integration Excellence Director; Supply Management and Planning Director; Billing and Collections Director; Commercial Operations Director.
 
Jorge is married with two children. During his free time, Jorge is passionate about both road and mountain biking.

He is fluent in Spanish, English and French.

Unlocking cross-industry value: Strategic ways to enhance data center
Unlocking cross-industry value: Strategic ways to enhance data center power needs
AI has revolutionized industries worldwide, driving unprecedented growth in data center infrastructure. As organizations increasingly leverage AI to enhance decision-making, automate processes, and drive innovation, the demand for high-performance computing resources has surged, leading to significant challenges in managing power consumption and cooling needs within data centers. In this Viewpoint, we discuss how liquified natural gas (LNG) presents a sustainable option for optimizing consumption, maximizing data center value, and reducing cooling efforts.
Green data centers: opportunities for decarbonization
Green data centers: opportunities for decarbonization
Energy consumption by the data center industry accounts for more than 1% of the world’s power consumption and is expected to reach 8% by 2030, according to the International Energy Agency. The EU aims to be climate neutral by 2050, and data centers can contribute significantly to that goal. Iberia, targeted as a strategic cloud region by hyperscalers and other cloud players, has all the key factors for green data center location, providing an attractive market for investors in sustainable power-supply projects.
Telcoassurance: a new path
Due to fierce competition, stagnating revenues, and decreasing margins, differentiation is more vital than ever for telecommunications operators. To optimally achieve this goal, tapping into the insurance market presents an attractive opportunity: it’s sizable, profitable, and currently immersed in a huge transformation process that telcos can leverage. To fully take advantage of this opportunity, telcos must carefully assess and choose the right model. Arthur D. Little (ADL) has designed such a model (“telcoassurance”) with lessons learned from bancassurance.
Growth in insurance market requires business diversification
Expanding beyond traditional insurance core business to new opportunities and models

More About Jorge
  • ICADE Comillas Pontifical University
    Actuarial and Financial Sciences
  • ICADE Comillas Pontifical University
    Business Administration
  • Orange Spain
    Director
  • Arthur D. Little
    Consultant