Piter Santana takes over as director of Fenabrave-SC

At a time of delicate and significant transition for the National Federation of Motor Vehicle Distribution – Santa Catarina Regional (Fenabrave-SC), which also acts as the Union of Vehicle Dealers and Distributors in the State of Santa Catarina (Sincodiv-SC), Piter Santana assumes the role of Executive Director. This appointment comes after the death of the esteemed André Andreazza, who led the entity for more than two decades.

Santana, known for his innovative leadership and ability to drive strategic change, is seen as the ideal choice to guide Fenabrave/Sincodiv-SC in this new chapter. His vast experience and vision for the future are invaluable assets that promise to continue the legacy of growth and sustainable development left by Andreazza.

During this week’s board meeting, Santana shared his vision for the future of Fenabrave/Sincodiv-SC, highlighting innovation and collaboration between the public and private sectors as fundamental. He highlighted the need to adapt to rapid market changes and support business development with projects focused on the demands of the business sector.

“With gratitude, I accept the invitation to lead Fenabrave/Sincodiv-SC, an entity that welcomed me as a supplier in 2011. After 13 years, at a time when the entity needs it most, I make myself available”, expressed Santana. “Together, we will face the current challenges and seize the opportunities of the future to create an even more favorable environment for the automotive sector, which moves Brazil.”

Piter Santana’s appointment is received with optimism by Fenabrave/Sincodiv Santa Catarina, with the expectation that his leadership will bring a new wave of innovation and success to the state’s automotive sector.

About Fenabrave/Sincodiv Santa Catarina: Fenabrave/Sincodiv Santa Catarina is an entity representing the automotive sector, committed to defending the interests of its 556 members and promoting the development of the vehicle market, representing 5% of the state’s GDP and more than 23 thousand direct jobs.