event presents ES opportunities in SP

The potential and business opportunities of Holy Spirit will be presented to investors and businesspeople in the country’s main financial center this Wednesday (24), at Brazilian Regional Marketsin São Paulo, an event promoted by Folha Business, in a partnership between Apex Partners It is Vitória Network.

The meeting will be for 600 guests, an audience made up of institutional investors, businesspeople and decision makers who wish to learn about the potential and business opportunities in these states.

In addition to the opportunities of Holy Spiritthe Paraná It is Santa Catarina. These three states stand out for growing above the national average and attracting a significant volume of investments year after year outside the Rio-São Paulo axis.

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Called Brazilian regional markets, these states have potential that is little known by the heart of the national financial market, Faria Lima.

You Brazilian regional markets accumulate impressive data: of the R$10.9 trillion that total Brazil’s GDP, R$6.54 trillion – that is, 60% – comes from regional markets. Furthermore, they represent 70% of the population, 96% of the country’s territorial area and are prominent in various economic sectors.

Representing the Holy Spirit, in addition to the governor, Renato Casagrandewill be present Munir Abud (president of Cesan), Ricardo Gesse (CEO of Zurich Airport Brasil), Kaumer Chieppe (president of the Águia Branca Group), Luis Cordeiro (president of the Estel Group), Antonio Toledo (CEO of TimeNow), Marcelo D’Arienzo (CEO of Wine), Juan Alves (Vice President of Seacrest) and Fernando Cinelli (president of Apex).

From Santa Catarina, the governor, Jorginho Mello, Cleverson Siewert (secretary of Finance of Santa Catarina), Fabrício Oliveira (mayor of Balneário Camboriú), Beto Martins (secretary of Ports, Airports and Railways of Santa Catarina), Marcelo Fett ( secretary of Science and Technology of Santa Catarina), Renato Lacerda, Iomani Elgemann (president of the Santa Catarina Technology Association) and Mário Aguiar (president of the Federation of Industries of Santa Catarina).

Among the leaders of Paraná, Francisco Soares (president of TMG), Alberto Araújo (president of Belagrícola), Alfredo Khouri Jr. (partner of Catuaí Asset Management), Jefferson Nogaroli (chairman of CSD), Marcel Malczewski (CEO of TM3) are confirmed. ) and Maurício Daoud (director of New Business at EQI).

The invited businesspeople and executives represent diverse sectors, such as retail, industry, logistics, transport, sanitation, technology, oil & gas, agribusiness and the financial market, and are responsible for a volume of investments worth tens of billions of reais in the three states.

Business and investment attraction factors

Analyzing facts and data from Espírito Santo, Paraná and Santa Catarina, the economic director of Futura Intelligence, Orlando Caliman, states that some economic, fiscal and political indicators bring comparative differences to the business environment of the three states compared to the rest of the country.

During the event, these business and investment attraction factors will be discussed by the speakers.

O Holy Spirit, for example, is the second largest oil and gas producer in Brazil, with its capital Vitória named by the UN as the second best city to live in the country. It is a national and international highlight in coffee production, in the mining and metallurgical hub and in the ornamental stone sector.

Already Santa Catarina It is the leader in Brazil’s exports, with China as its biggest buyer, one of the world’s economic potentials. The state has one of the most diversified economies in the country, with an industrial and logistics base. It also stands out in tourism, with the tourist hub of Camboriú.

And the Paraná, parallel to exports, records the highest economic growth in the country, has a logistics platform with port anchorage and stands out for its production of renewable energy. It is also a reference in agribusiness, with emphasis on the production of animal protein, soy and corn.