Pecege receives representative from Porto Business School and strengthens connections between Brazil and Portugal

In August, Instituto Pecege welcomed João Coelho de Magalhães, a representative from Porto Business School (PBS), for an agenda focused on strengthening institutional relations between Brazil and Portugal.

The meeting was attended by Daniel Sonoda, CEO of Pecege; Eduardo Soriano, director of Inncampus; and Maria Alejandra Moreno-Pizani, manager of Pecege Internacional. The agenda was dedicated to exchanging experiences and identifying new collaboration opportunities between the institutions.

Porto Business School, a business school of the University of Porto in Portugal, offers programs aimed at training professionals and developing management and leadership skills. Options include MBAs, postgraduate degrees, executive masters, executive education programs, online courses, and corporate solutions developed for organizations.

The rapprochement between Pecege and Porto Business School is based on common interests in the areas of education, internationalization, innovation, and project development. The initiative opens possibilities to expand cooperation and promote new international experiences for students, professionals, and partners.

According to Maria Alejandra Moreno-Pizani, building these connections is part of an internationalization strategy that seeks to bring institutions, people, and opportunities closer together.

“More than just establishing an institutional partnership, we want to build connections that generate concrete opportunities for cooperation, knowledge exchange, and the development of new projects. The rapprochement with Porto Business School strengthens this vision of connecting Pecege to different markets and realities, expanding possibilities for our students, professionals, and partners,” she highlighted.

During the visit, João Coelho de Magalhães learned about Pecege’s ecosystem in Piracicaba and participated in discussions about initiatives capable of bringing the institutions even closer. The conversations connected knowledge, experiences, and opportunities between the Brazilian and Portuguese markets.

The agenda also had the support of João Rosa from Pecege Consultoria e Projetos, and Luana Moro Guerreiro from Skylar, who contributed to the success of the visit and the strengthening of connections between the organizations.

The initiative reinforces Pecege’s commitment to the internationalization of education, the establishment of strategic partnerships, and the creation of bridges between different markets. Through knowledge, innovation, and institutional cooperation, the rapprochement with Porto Business School contributes to strengthening relations between Brazil and Portugal and expanding opportunities for joint action.