
Founder
Julia Garcia
Founder & Managing Partner
Julia Garcia founded JGH Partners to advise investors and boards on the leadership decisions that change the value of a company and the way it is governed. Based in Madrid, she works with boards and investors in London and across Europe, the United States and Latin America.
Before JGH Partners
Member of the Executive Committee and Chief Talent Officer
A listed technology services group
Human capital through the move to the main market and the entry to the index; an acquisition programme across four jurisdictions; one hiring and capacity policy across six businesses with separate P&L owners; the adoption of AI, governed from the company’s AI committee.
Advisory on governance transitions
International industrial groups
Including the succession of a founder-led industrial group into a shared chief-executive structure.
Talent leadership
Technology and engineering businesses
Senior appointments, capacity and organisation for technology consulting and engineering firms.
The career above is Julia Garcia’s own, before founding the firm. The mandates of JGH Partners are confidential and are discussed only with each client.
Expertise
Management due diligence · CEO and C-suite succession · Board and committee advisory · Roles, authority and incentives · Post-deal integration · AI in decisions about people
Academic background
Julia’s academic background spans Political Science, Public Administration, International Relations and Human Resources Management. She holds academic qualifications in International Relations from Sciences Po Lille and in Political Science and Public Management from the University of Salamanca. She also completed a Master’s programme in Human Resources Management through the professional college of political scientists and sociologists in Madrid in 2007.
Executive education and memberships
- Women on Boards: Succeeding as a Corporate Director, Harvard Business School (executive education, 2025)
- The Challenge of Leadership, London Business School (executive education)
- Member, WomenExecs on Boards