Published on March 26, 2026
Catalina March has officially taken over as the president of the Juan March Foundation, marking a significant leadership change after five decades. The decision was made ’s board to appoint the Mallorcan architect, who will succeed Juan March Delgado, who has held the position for an impressive 52 years.
This transition signals a new era for the prestigious cultural institution, which has been instrumental in promoting art, culture, and education in Spain. Under Juan March Delgado’s stewardship, the foundation flourished and expanded its reach, becoming a vital player in the Spanish cultural landscape. His tenure saw numerous successful exhibitions, performances, and educational initiatives that engaged a wide audience.
Catalina March, who has built a strong reputation as an architect with a focus on sustainability and innovation, brings fresh perspectives and a modern vision to the foundation. Her appointment is expected to usher in new projects aimed at enhancing the foundation’s mission and broadening its appeal.
In her first address as president, March expressed her commitment to preserving the legacy of the foundation while also embracing contemporary challenges and opportunities. She highlighted the importance of art and culture in fostering community engagement and enhancing societal well-being, reiterating her belief in the transformative power of creativity.
The board’s decision to choose a woman for this pivotal role is also seen as a progressive move, indicating a shift towards increased gender diversity in leadership positions within cultural institutions in Spain. March’s leadership is anticipated to inspire other organizations to follow suit and prioritize inclusivity.
As the Juan March Foundation embarks on this new chapter, stakeholders and the public alike are eager to see how March’s vision will shape the future of the institution. With a deep commitment to the arts and an eye for innovative partnerships, Catalina March’s presidency promises to be a dynamic and impactful period in the foundation’s storied history.
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