List of all articles filed under “brazil-sectors” category.
Helio Ribeiro Duarte, Executive Director of HSBC Brazil
Read more about the HSBC presence in Brazil, its strong position and HSBC Brazil role. Mr. Duarte also discusses the future strategies of HSBC Brazil and HSBC Group itself.
Marco Antonio Campanella, CEO of DFTRANS
DFTRANS has many plans how to develop and improve the public transport in the Federal District of Brazil until 2014 – the World Cup year. Primarily, the public transport car-park has to be refurbished and DFTRANS wants also to implement a single ticket which would allow passengers to freely use any type of public transport in the Federal District of Brazil without any major problems.
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Mr. Meirelles discusses the quality of Brazil education and Brazil universities and the quality of the students themselves. Brazil students are a bonus for the country but, as any other resource, they need to be managed well. The most important is probably to get the students to apply for subjects other than finance and marketing.
Impacta has successfully established itself as the IT training and IT education centre in Brazil and Latin America itself. Impacta Technology Group is praised for its technology and methodology which is offered to individuals and/or companies. Impacta is well-known for its excellent methodology of world-class quality and has become a leader in the IT training and IT education in Brazil.
Luiza Helena Trajano, CEO of Magazine Luiza
Mrs. Luiza Helena Trajano talks about consumer confidence and economic issues in Brazil. We rely on important factors: our domestic consumption is going strong. To exemplify, 45% of the population has not an automatic washing machine yet. Also, we are a democracy. In addition, only in 2020 our residents will start growing older.
Gastão Vieira, Minister of Tourism of Brazil
The Minister of Tourism of Brazil claims that Brazil tourism is very diversified and that is what makes Brazil so successful in attracting all types of tourism visitors. Moreover, Brazil is about to host some of the most important sport and cultural events including the Olympic Games.
Mr. Lobao highlights the importance of energy for Brazil. Brazil is now building four new rafineries. For the future, Brazil’s role is to become an important partner with the world’s biggest economies.
According to João Paulo Diniz, Executive Chairman of LiveWright, the major hurdles along the way are political. The nature of sport in Brazil based on federations and confederations is difficult to change.
The most important thing with LiveWright is to develop the principles of the private sector. LiveWright has been set up to professionalize sports in Brazil.
The vision is to continue to grow. The sector will grow a great deal when it comes to furniture manufacturing as Brazil becomes a huge world power.
