Herrera Gutiérrez Assumes Chancellery of Panama

Periodontist and investment advisor Juan Diego Herrera Gutiérrez takes charge of the Chancellery of Mandatum in Panama to consolidate the Order's presence in Central America.

Mandatum, the ORDO SUPREMUS PRO CAUSIS HUMANITARIIS, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Juan Diego Herrera Gutiérrez as Chancellor of Mandatum in Panama. His appointment marks a decisive step in the consolidation of the Order in Central America, bringing together professional excellence and the values of service and social commitment that define Mandatum.

A profile between science and strategy

Herrera Gutiérrez is a dentist specializing in Periodontics, a discipline that demands precision, method and a deep attention to the person. Alongside his clinical career, he has established himself as a Wealth Manager and Investment Advisor in Latin America, an experience that gives him a clear vision of how to plan, finance and sustain projects over time.

This combination of scientific rigor and strategic management makes him the right person to represent the Order before Panamanian institutions and to coordinate its initiatives in the country.

Health and sustainability

As Chancellor, Herrera Gutiérrez will also be able to support the health projects that Mandatum develops in the region, where his clinical background will be a valuable asset. In addition, he will promote environmental sustainability initiatives, including forest restoration projects carried out in dialogue with indigenous communities, so that the Order contributes to the protection of the Panamanian ecosystem.

Values that guide his work

His leadership is grounded in ethical and spiritual principles and in a firm commitment to faith and family. These values will ensure that Mandatum's representation in Panama is conducted with integrity and true humanitarian purpose.

A new chapter for the Order in Panama

For Mandatum, it is an honor to welcome Juan Diego Herrera Gutiérrez as Chancellor. With his appointment, the Order's mission in Panama and Central America is in good hands.