Etcheverry Named General Manager of Deliveroo Belgium

Tomás Etcheverry has expanded his leadership role to oversee Deliveroo Belgium while remaining head of Wolt Luxembourg.

Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Tomás Etcheverry has been appointed as the new General Manager of Deliveroo Belgium. He will concurrently continue his leadership duties as the General Manager of Wolt Luxembourg.

Why it matters

The appointment consolidates leadership for both delivery platforms under one executive. Both companies are currently owned by the DoorDash Group.

Wolt Luxembourg currently covers 95% of the total population with its partner network. Deliveroo maintains an active presence in more than 20 Belgian cities.

The players

Tomás Etcheverry

He is the newly appointed General Manager of Deliveroo Belgium and the continuing General Manager of Wolt Luxembourg.

DoorDash Group

This is the parent company that owns both the Wolt and Deliveroo delivery platforms.

The details

Etcheverry will divide his professional responsibilities between Luxembourg and Brussels. He has been leading Wolt Luxembourg since September 2024, a period during which the platform significantly grew its partner base.

Timeline

  1. Etcheverry began leading Wolt Luxembourg in September 2024.

  2. Etcheverry was appointed as Deliveroo Belgium General Manager on September 23, 2026.

Market Landscape

This appointment reflects a growing trend of operational consolidation under the DoorDash Group. By aligning leadership across different regional markets, the parent company aims to streamline its European delivery footprint.

Customers in Belgium and Luxembourg are unlikely to see immediate changes to their delivery experience or retail pricing. The consolidation primarily affects internal management structures rather than consumer-facing services.

The takeaway

Consolidating regional management under a single executive often signals a push for operational efficiency within large parent corporations. Customers should monitor app updates for any future changes to regional service availability.

Further reading

Learn more about local business developments in the Openings & Closings section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Silicon Luxembourg.

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