The housing for the 60+ population has aroused strong interest given the continued increase in longevity, the significant changes that have been occurring in large cities, the size of the residences, the social structures and relationships. Despite these challenges, the 60+ seek to maintain their independence and autonomy safely. Come and see visions of the future and how technology can contribute to the quality and purpose of life
University of São Paulo
Director
Aging2.0 Sao Paulo
Ambassador
Brighton Investimentos
CEO
State Council of the Elderly SP
Counselor
CEO of Brighton Investments
• ex. Statutory Officer - Unibanco
• ex. Principal - A.T. Kearney
• ex. CEO - Savitech Informática
• ex. Senior Executive - Ford
• ex. Executive Director of Instituto Unibanco
• ex. Labor Adviser - NGO in the area of education
• Member of the Harvard Alumni Club and IBGC - Brazilian Institute of Governance
• Executive MBA - PMD 68 - Harvard Business School
• Postgraduate course - CEAG - F.G.V. - Getúlio Vargas Foundation
• Graduation - Mechanical Production Engineering - F.E.I. - Faculty of Industrial Engineering
Teacher, Speaker, Researcher in housing for the elderly,
- Counselor at the State Council of the Elderly SP
- Co-author of "Old Age: Experiences and Challenges in Active Aging Policies"
Secr. of the Government of the State of São Paulo,
- Creator of the site www.plenitudeativa.com.br
- Former President of the Municipal Council of the Elderly of Sto André,
- Former Coord. National in the SNPDH of Min. Social and
- Former Coord. Secr. of Gov. de Sto André,
- Special student of the master's degree in Gerontology USP,
- Post / aging update HCFMUSP,
- Graduated in the Fac. Of Physical Ed of Sto André.
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