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LPM changes general management in the year it celebrates 40 years

SAPO14 September 2026 at 13:20

LPM, a communication consultancy, celebrates this year 40 years of activity and begins a new phase with changes in its General Management structure. The company announced the appointment of Ana Martins to the position of General Director, at a time of renewal and celebration of the company's anniversary.

Sandra Silva was appointed to the position of Deputy General Director, joining the consultancy's leadership team. Both professionals now assume responsibilities in the management and direction of the company.

With these appointments, LPM reinforces its leadership structure in the year it completes four decades of existence. The communication consultancy company thus bets on a new phase in its history, with renewed leadership.

Why this matters

The change in leadership at a company with four decades of existence may signal a new strategic direction for LPM, affecting clients, collaborators, and partners who depend on its communication services. This type of restructuring is relevant to the Portuguese business sector, especially for those following the communication consultancy market.

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