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Knowledge seeking is the secret of customer service success

The current market has changed and the customer has become the center of all strategies. In this context, the competitive differential is in the hands of companies that adapt quickly to the scenario and that can follow the transformations of the consumer. Therefore, going after knowledge continuously is a fundamental element for any professional or brand that seeks success, especially for those who act on the front line in customer service. 

According to Salesforce, more than 90% of consumers say a positive experience makes them buy again, while Statista points out that 83% consider customer service crucial for brand loyalty.In addition, Zendesk reveals that more than 60% of customers value fast problem solving, while long wait times frustrate more than half of consumers.

According to  Alexandre Slivnik, who is also a specialist in service excellence and vice president of the Brazilian Association of Training and Development (ABTD), leaders and service managers face the challenge of maintaining high standards of excellence, while they need to keep up with changes in consumer expectations, technological innovations and new industry practices. “O continuous learning becomes an advantage, as it allows these professionals to always be prepared to meet the growing demands for high quality care and a personalized experience”, he says.

The search for knowledge, when well structured, ensures the improvement of technical and interpersonal skills of industry leaders, while strengthening the culture of excellence within organizations. Professionals trained and aligned with market changes are better able to offer quick and efficient solutions, to deal with complex situations and to promote empathic and assertive communication with customers.“In addition, continuous training promotes the development of a growth mindset, fundamental for teams to feel motivated and engaged to seek constant improvements”, points.

By raising the level of professionals, it is possible to positively impact areas such as productivity, organizational climate and talent retention. Organizations that encourage the qualification of their employees also reduce recruitment costs, promoting a collaborative and innovative environment, which stimulates the exchange of ideas, the identification of new opportunities and rapid decision making in changing scenarios. 

“Strategy of the Magic”: an immersion in excellence of service

A practical and highly recognized example of how continuing education can transform the performance of leaders and teams is the “ trainingMagic Strategy”, led by Alexandre Slivnik.The week-long immersion, held in Orlando, offers attendees the unique opportunity to learn from behind the scenes at Disney, one of the world's leading references in customer service.

During the course, leaders have contact with the best service practices and management strategies that have transformed the brand into a global icon of service excellence.The program is designed so that participants can apply these concepts directly in the day-to-day of their companies, resulting in a significant improvement in the quality of customer service and team engagement.

“When we talk about continuing education, we are referring to an endless journey.We never stop learning & we should never stop. Constant training is a necessity to develop new skills, but also to keep our brains active, our empathy sharp and our ability to solve problems in high”, he points out. Immersion is an opportunity for leaders to reinvent themselves and take these lessons of excellence to their companies, ensuring a high level of customer service.

ABINC brings together organizations to highlight the importance of Data Spaces for the advancement of the data economy in Brazil

The Brazilian Internet of Things Association (ABINC) and the International Data Spaces Association (IDSA) highlighted during a panel at Futurecom 2024, the relevance of Data Spaces as pillars for the advancement of the new data economy in Brazil. The panel, moderated by Flavio Maeda, vice president of ABINC, brought together leading experts, including Sonia Jimenez, director of IDSA; Isabela Gaya, Innovation manager of the Brazilian Industrial Development Agency (ABDI); Marcos Pinto, director of the Competitiveness and Innovation Department of the Ministry of Development, Industry, Industry, Innovation and Services (MDIC).

During the event, Sonia Jimenez stressed that many companies still face barriers to maximize the value generated by the data they collect, mainly due to the lack of trust in sharing information.“ companies generate a lot of data, but are not getting the expected return. IDSA emerges as a solution to promote trust between the parties involved in the secure sharing of data, helping to overcome technological barriers and generating concrete benefits for the” business, Sonia said.

She also highlighted that the landscape is changing, and organizations are beginning to realize the clear benefits of an integrated data economy. Sonia explained that IDSA is seeing a growing awareness of the value of Data Spaces, especially in promoting technological innovations and interoperability of systems. According to her, this not only increases efficiency, but also helps reduce costs and foster new digital business models.

Another highlight of the panel was the unprecedented research of ABDI “Agro Data Space Agro 4.0” Program, presented by Isabela Gaya, which explored the potential of Data Spaces in agribusiness, a sector crucial to the Brazilian economy. The study indicated that the adoption of Data Spaces could generate an increase of 30% in operational efficiency in different areas of agriculture and reduce costs by 20%.In addition, the use of advanced technological solutions, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence, would enable the collection and analysis of large volumes of data, allowing more informed decisions and agile in the field.

The research also highlighted the positive impact on sustainability. For example, producers could reduce by up to 70% the use of herbicides and significantly reduce the use of other inputs through monitoring and automation technologies, which would result in a more sustainable and efficient production. The study also revealed that more than 1 million rural properties could directly benefit from this digital transformation, which reinforces the strategic role of Data Spaces in strengthening the competitiveness of the Brazilian agroindustrial sector.

Isabela Gaya, from ABDI, commented during the event on the impact of digitization on the agricultural sector: “The adoption of innovative technologies integrated with Data Spaces can transform Brazilian agribusiness, improving productive efficiency and promoting a more sustainable management of” resources. She emphasized that the sector is ready to embrace these innovations, especially with the support of public policies and targeted investments.

Marcos Pinto, director of the Department of Competitiveness and Innovation of MDIC, brought the government's perspective on the importance of accelerating the development of Data Spaces in Brazil.He highlighted that the country has a massive production of data, both from people and companies, but that only 25% of large corporations are using data analytics effectively. “The government wants to stimulate the development of these Data Spaces to accelerate the data economy in Brazil.We are creating a specific program for this and studying sectors where this technology can be successfully applied, as we have already seen in other countries”, explained Marcos.

He also mentioned that the government is in the articulation phase, talking to various sectors to identify areas in which Data Spaces can be implemented.“Our message is collaboratively built, and we hope to launch by the end of the year concrete measures to support this development.We have studied initiatives from other countries, especially the European Union, and we do not want to wait five years to take advantage of this wave of innovation.The advantage is to create market opportunities and develop competitive products”, Marcos. According to him, the government should promote a subsidy making for a regulatory legal framework soon.

The MDIC director emphasized that Brazil is committed to supporting the productive sector in the transition to a more digital and efficient economy.“To achieve productivity gains, we will need digital companies that can develop these solutions.The government wants to be side by side with the productive sector to ensure that this happens”, he concluded.

ABINC, in partnership with IDSA, has been working to bring this concept of Data Spaces to Brazil, seeking to leverage the digital competitiveness of the country. These initiatives are part of a larger effort of digital transformation, which aims to integrate sectors such as agriculture, health and mobility, as well as fostering the creation of new business opportunities.

Flavio Maeda, vice president of ABINC, stressed that this partnership with IDSA consists of bringing knowledge to the market about the potential of Data Spaces in Brazil, especially for agribusiness and industry. Maeda also explained that ABINC is working together with IDSA, ABDI, CNI and MDIC to implement, in 2025, the Open Industry project, similar to what Open Finance was. “We want to bring the same benefits of Open Finance to other industrial sectors. This project also meets the concept of Data Spaces”, Maeda.

Rodrigo Pastl Pontes, from CNI, also commented on the importance of a robust and interoperable infrastructure so that industrial companies can share data safely and reliably, driving innovation and efficiency in various sectors.

With the advances discussed at Futurecom 2024, it is clear that the data economy will play a central role in the future of Brazil, and the concept of Data Spaces will be fundamental to consolidate this path, as concluded Sonia Jimenez: “The evolution of Data Spaces will allow Brazilian companies to reach a new level of innovation, with security, transparency and, above all, confidence in data sharing”.

The role of the salesperson in the conversational age: bots streamline, but do not dispense with human service

The success of service bots, so popular in recent years, is not determined only by their technological capacity. Robots are efficient in process automation and agility that promotes companies from various sectors, but it is the human skill that ensures the most complete and resolute experience for the consumer, defends the Director of Data NeoAssist, William Dantas.

“Bots enable agile service and are able to interpret from basic requests to more complex demands, depending on their level of elaboration. They can provide instant answers and reduce waiting time. But this only happens because technology is able to learn from interactions between people; it is also clear that, at times, human service is indispensable for solving an” case, explains the Director.

With the automation of basic issues, operators can focus on more complex demands, promoting a service focused on resolution. “Ou be it: instead of creating distance, bots are actually an opportunity to facilitate calls and customize them faster. The role of the operator in this case is even more important, because it becomes less operational and much more strategic”, he continues.

But successful automation requires a robust system in the back. Using an omnichannel platform is also crucial to integrate communication channels, allowing the company to have a unified and global view of the history of each user, making it possible to find the appropriate solution regardless of the channel chosen by the consumer.

“Our motto is to be present where the customer chooses, offering the best service. Having technology as an ally at this time is what allows us to expand the range of contact points while maintaining the quality standard”, says William. In a second moment, defining service metrics helps to identify the situation of each service and what it takes to improve them.

Finally, William states that continuous training of teams is essential to ensure this quality standard. “Empathy, proactivity and the ability to deal with complex situations are critical factors that add to the intelligent use of technology. Therefore, empowering operators, reducing bureaucracies and improving indexes such as Average Time of Service (TMA) and First Call Resolution (First Call Resolution) are measures that directly impact on customer satisfaction”, concludes Dantas.

How sending notifications via mobile can increase your online sales

Push notification & Push notifications & Push notifications are those notices we receive through apps or websites on our smartphones. The types of push notifications can vary widely, from reminders to contact maintenance, sales promotions, payment reminders to service status updates, creating personalized opportunities for interaction between businesses and customers.

According to the expert Victor Okuma, country manager of Indigitall in Brazil, this technology is undergoing evolution, and it is possible to identify trends in this resource for 2025. Indigitall is a Spanish platform that has recently reached the Brazilian market. Among other solutions for automation of contact and relationship channels, the company is a reference in the development and provision of push notifications in the world market, including integrated with artificial intelligence. “A AI, for example, can be used in push notifications to map consumer tastes and habits, ensuring that messages arrive at the right time and with the appropriate content”, he explains. 

According to the expert, the top five Push Notification trends for the coming year are:

01 Use of media (gifs, images and videos): Push notifications are evolving beyond simple informative texts, going to incorporate multimedia content such as gifs, images and videos, which provides a more engaging experience for the user. This not only highlights the product or service communicated, but also makes the notification more interactive and visually appealing, increasing by up to 45% the chances of being accessed compared to a normal push notification and thus consolidating itself as a powerful channel of engagement.

02 Interactive buttons: With the addition of buttons, push notifications offer direct action options such as “Buy now”, “Learn more”, “Falar by whatsapp” or “Add to cart”. This approach simplifies user interaction with the brand by reducing the number of steps required to complete an action such as making a purchase or accessing an offer. These buttons are still customizable with multimedia content such as gifs and images, generating higher conversion rate.

03 Artificial intelligence: The integration of AI in push notifications is becoming a dominant trend. AI is able to identify the best communication channel with the customer, such as WhatsApp, email or website, and can optimize the targeting of the campaign based on previous interactions. In addition, AI determines the ideal time for sending the notification, increasing the chances of engagement. “Ou ie, the brand message tends to reach the consumer at the time when he is most likely to open, read and remain connected to the application or the company website”, explains Okuma. “This enhances the effectiveness of the CAMPAIGNS, he adds

04 ^ Segmentation by groups: Advanced tools allow a much more precise and efficient segmentation of customer profiles, using behavioral data, demographics and individual preferences. This makes it possible to group users into specific segments, such as buying habits, interests, interaction history and even geographic location. With this segmentation, push notifications respect the right context and the most opportune time for interaction with the brand, which significantly improves the user experience.

05 ^ Cryptography: as a trend, encrypted push notifications arrive, that is, those that preserve privacy and guarantee the security of information exchanged, preventing fraud and unauthorized access. This technology protects sensitive information, such as personal data and financial transactions, throughout the communication process. With this feature, companies offer a more secure and reliable environment, increasing customer trust when interacting with the brand through push notifications and other forms of digital communication, this technology is widely used by banks and companies in the financial segment, often exchanging channels such as SMS for encrypted Pushs.

06 2 Centralization of communication through a “Customer Journey”: The Indigitall expert notes that, as important as the items mentioned, is the automation, integration and centralization of the communication channels of a company with its audience. The unification of this complete flow in a single platform allows brands to access privileged information, data crossing and, from this, the adoption of practices and strategies of great proximity with the customer, which, later, will mean a greater adhesion to the promotional messages notified via push. The Indigitall executive describes: “Por example, after a checkout on the website, the customer can receive, in his WhatsApp or email, a message from the company that is propelled by a single message, a message will be a company.

According to the Indigitall executive, these innovations demonstrate the increasing impact of technology on the global scenario, with companies from various sectors seeking more efficient and personalized solutions. The startup, for example, is present in 14 countries, serving more than 200 customers, including major brands such as Claro, Movistar, Televisa, Starbucks, Carrefour, Bankinter, among others.Two of the largest football clubs in Spain and the world, located in the Spanish capital (home city of Indigitall), are also customers: Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.

Based in Spain, the company bets this year, especially in its operations in Brazil and the United States, after, in April, having raised 6 million euros in a round of investments in its home country. “We are starting now. But already in 2025 we intend to double our operation in Brazil”, informs Okuma. Indigitall is an official partner of Meta (WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook) and, in Brazil, already serves the national operations of McDonald’s and Verisure

Time to open a business in Brazil drops to 18 hours, reveals new Federal Government bulletin

The average time to open a business in Brazil reached a new milestone in the second quarter of 2024: just 18 hours. 

This result reflects a significant reduction of 3 hours (14.3%) compared to the end of the first four months of 2024 and a drop of 11 hours (37.9%) compared to the same period last year. 

The information was released by the Federal Government through the Business Map Bulletin.

According to the survey, Rio Grande do Sul stood out as the fastest state for opening a business, with an average time of just 5 hours, representing an impressive reduction of 61.5% compared to the previous four-month period. The state of Pará had the longest average time, 1 day and 7 hours, but still registered a decrease of 8.8% compared to the previous four-month period. Among the capitals, Aracaju, Curitiba, and Espírito Santo stood out for their speed, with an average of 2 hours for opening new businesses.

According to Marlon Freitas, CMO of Agilize Contabilidade Online, these results are a direct reflection of the digitalization and streamlining of processes in Brazil. "The reduction in business opening times demonstrates how improvements in digital services have directly impacted the business environment. In addition to making life easier for entrepreneurs, these changes encourage the emergence of new businesses, increasing competitiveness and contributing to the country's economic growth," says Freitas.

Marlon Freitas highlighted the role of online accounting in this context: "We are living in a time of important transition. The simplification of financial and bureaucratic management through online accounting has helped thousands of new entrepreneurs thrive in an increasingly competitive market," he says.

In the second four months of 2024, 1,459,079 new businesses were opened in Brazil, representing an increase of 0.3% compared to the first four months and 5.3% compared to the same period in 2023. Micro and small businesses stand out, representing 97.3% of the total new businesses. Furthermore, the number of closed businesses fell by 3.0% compared to the first four months of 2024, totaling 830,525 closed businesses.

The decline in business closures and the increase in business openings demonstrate that the market is becoming increasingly dynamic, and online services play a crucial role in maintaining this momentum. "The future is digital, and those who can adapt to this new landscape will have a greater chance of success and longevity," concludes the CMO.

Humanized artificial intelligence revolutionizes business efficiency

Humanized artificial intelligence (AI) is driving transformation in enterprises by integrating automation with a closer approach to human behavior.This AI model enables more natural interactions with customers, while improving efficiency and reducing operating costs without compromising the consumer experience.

Deloitte's latest research, “State of AI in the Enterprise” (5th edition), revealed that 94% of business leaders believe artificial intelligence will be essential to success in the next five years.The study also shows that intelligent automation, such as chatbots, when implemented with a focus on improving customer experience, can increase operational efficiency and significantly reduce costs without sacrificing quality of service.

Alan Nicolas, AI specialist for business and founder of Lendar Academy[IA]“A Humanized AI goes beyond traditional automation, creating dialogues and experiences that approach the way people actually communicate. This generates more trust and empathy in consumer relations, which is fundamental to the success of” companies.

Integration of AI in different sectors

Several industries are experiencing the benefits of humanized AI, from retail to healthcare. In e-commerce, for example, companies like Amazon have implemented virtual assistants capable of offering personalized recommendations based on purchase behavior data, increasing conversion rate and improving user experience. 

In healthcare, startups like Babylon Health use AI to perform initial screenings, allowing patients to be seen quickly on digital platforms, which helps reduce queues at clinics and speed diagnosis, offering more affordable care.

According to Alan Nicolas, the trend is that this technology becomes increasingly common. “Companies that do not adopt humanized AI in their processes risk being left behind. The market is constantly evolving, and those who do not adapt to the needs of the modern consumer are bound to lose relevance”, he points out.

Humanized AI has the potential to optimize internal processes in organizations. Automation tools with adaptive learning capabilities can quickly solve problems and improve decision making based on real-time data, without processes losing the human touch in external interactions.

Long-term benefits for businesses

The benefits of humanized AI go beyond the customer experience. Technology allows companies to scale their operations efficiently, maintaining personalization in service. In this way, it is possible to create a deeper and lasting relationship with consumers, increasing customer loyalty and life value.

Humanized AI offers a competitive advantage in increasingly saturated markets. Companies that use this technology are better prepared to offer differentiated and personalized services, which is an important differential to stand out amid the competition.

In addition to improving efficiency and personalization, humanized AI also plays a key role in digital inclusion. Companies like Nubank use AI algorithms to simplify access to the financial system, allowing millions of previously unassisted people to obtain banking services with ease.

Alan Nicolas highlights the importance of this transformation.“A Humanized AI has the power to democratize access to essential services, providing the inclusion of people and companies in a fairer economic scenario.It is a revolution that goes far beyond technology, directly impacting society.There is nothing more human than this”, he concludes.

Photoroom launches Halloween template to engage and boost the social networks of your business

With Halloween approaching, Photoroom, always attentive to cultural expressions and seasonal opportunities, launches new thematic and exclusive templates to celebrate the date.The tool offers a variety of creative options, allowing users to customize their content with iconic elements such as skulls, ghosts, pumpkins and horror themes.  

Celebration dates, such as Halloween, or Halloween, are an opportunity to stand out on social networks. Enjoy these moments with planning and creativity can make a difference for both small entrepreneurs and large brands. With the help of personalized templates and AI backgrounds from Photoroom, you can create attractive, fun and scary images in a few clicks. 

Here are some tips on how to make the most of this date using Photoroom's features: 

1. Adopt thematic visual identity 
Photoroom themed templates are perfect for personalizing your social media posts, email campaigns, and even WhatsApp messages.They bring a creative, festive touch, helping to create an engaging space for your followers and customers. 

It is worth remembering that even if your business is not directly related to Halloween, you can use this fun aesthetic to engage the audience. 

2. Create custom images with AI  
In addition to ready-made templates, Photoroom allows users to create custom images for Halloween and other dates using Artificial Intelligence.Presenting creative and unique images to their followers, it is possible to create posters, logos, custom objects and even your own monster.

3. Promote interactive content 
Dates like Halloween are great for encouraging interaction with the audience. Use the templates to create polls, product competitions or photos, and invite your audience to participate and share. The interaction generated can significantly increase the reach of posts and strengthen engagement with followers. 

4. Increase engagement with seasonal promotions 
Offering special promotions or products for Halloween can attract new customers and boost sales. Identify products in your catalog that can be highlighted during the date and use the templates to promote these offers on social networks. This helps to strengthen the digital presence of your brand and attracts consumers in search of something related to the theme. 

5. Content generated by followers 
Encouraging your customers to create and share Halloween-related content can be a powerful strategy.With Photoroom's custom templates, you can invite followers to apply the filters and participate in competitions, creating a wave of organic interactions that benefit your brand. 

This year, Photoroom itself is promoting a special action on its Instagram: a challenge where users are competing for 1 year of access to the PRO version of the application. To participate, the user needs to edit a photo using the ready-made templates or AI backgrounds from Photoroom, post in the stories with the hashtag #HalloweenPhotoroom and add in the official publication.  

The new templates are designed to simplify the creative process and boost engagement on social media.Whether to spread offers, increase your brand reach or just have fun with themed posts, Photoroom features give you the flexibility and creativity you need to turn Halloween into an opportunity.

The importance of commemorative dates for business 

With the growing popularity of Halloween in Brazil, this date has become an excellent business opportunity, especially for companies that can associate their products with themes of fantasy and mystery. Sectors such as decoration, fashion, food and entertainment are the ones that benefit most directly, but even businesses that have no direct relationship with the theme can use the date to strengthen their identity in the networks. 

Celebration dates go beyond simple marketing & they represent a chance to connect the brand to emotions and traditions that bring consumers closer.With the help of Photoroom, creating this type of connection is even easier, thanks to ready-made templates that make life easier for those who want to stand out. 

don't trust anyone’: cybersecurity solution part of the premise IO TRUST everything and everyone’

For every ten data breaches, seven (68%) involved a non-malicious human element, such as a person who was a victim of an attack, a 2024 Verizon Business report points out.This figure shows that employees believe their corporate networks are protected against fraud and attacks, and it is precisely this false sense of security that the Zero Trust strategy, or Zero Trust, seeks to combat.

“To understand the concept, first you need to recognize the problem it aims to solve: excessive trust in corporate networks”, explains Luiz Wagner Grilo, responsible for the business unit of network & cybersecurity da Unentel, distributor of technological solutions for companies. 

The “ premisebe suspicious of everything and everyone” aims to ensure that every access, whether internal or external, is authenticated and monitored. According to Gartner estimates, 63% of companies worldwide already adopt Zero Trust, either partially or fully.For 78% of these organizations, this strategy represents up to 25% of the total budget allocated to cybersecurity.

The concept emerged in 2010 with the proposal to complement the already traditional VPNs (virtual private networks, virtual private networks, in free translation) through the combination of administrative controls. Grilo also highlights that, unlike traditional approaches, which segment the network into zones with different levels of trust, Zero Trust assumes that no entity, whether internal or external, is trusted by default.

Zero Trust, in addition to being a technological architecture, it is a change of organizational mentality that redefines the way security controls are implemented. Unlike what many believe, it is not just a cybersecurity solution, but a new culture to correct failures in the” systems, analyzes the expert in network & cybersecurity.

With the accelerated advancement of Cloud Services adoption, Check Point's Global Cloud Security Report 2024 revealed a significant jump in the number of enterprises concerned about enterprise protection, from 24% in 2023 to 61% in 2024 154% growth. 

However, by adopting Zero Trust, organizations and their IT teams need to understand that this is an ongoing process, not a point of arrival.“A journey toward zero trust evolves as several factors change, such as company needs, the growth of network use through applications, platforms and new technologies, the evolution of connected devices, user profiles and emerging threats that demand new security solutions implemented by the team in charge of”.

After all, who can help me? Cross-sector transfers and SAC delays affect the customer experience

Who has already had to resort to the SAC of some companies knows well the difficulties of customer service. In addition to the numerous protocols and long waits, it is common for agents to pass the call from one sector to another several times until they identify their demand. In many cases, even the customer needs to explain their request repeatedly until it is understood. But offering quality support is decisive for the final evaluation of the user about their shopping experience. Therefore, companies are adopting new methods 'such as the integration of platforms and the end of service protocols, for example, going on to call it conversations.

A survey conducted by NeoAssist, an omnichannel service company, identified that by integrating several service channels, such as chat, email, social networks and telephone, it is possible to reduce the service time by up to 35%, increasing user satisfaction by up to 25%. Thinking about it, NeoAssist has developed a technology for the benefit of the consumer, eliminating the need for protocols and facilitating the life of the customer.

“In practice, the public can start service through one channel and continue on another, without having to repeat their information or be redirected to other sectors. This allows a unified experience and demonstrates to the customer that your company is cohesive, has good internal communication and ownership to solve all the demands in question”, says William Dantas, director of data and artificial intelligence at NeoAssist.

With this approach, the company can not only increase customer satisfaction and improve its external image, but also optimize the time in which each service happens. In addition, it has the vision of the customer as a whole, without looking at a protocol individually, but rather every interaction with its brand. Depending on the size of the company and the level of automation implemented, the reduction in the number of calls can be from 20% to 25%. This is due to the ability of bots and (more recently) AI to solve simple issues automatically and preventively, without the need for interaction with humans, which 25% promotes the customer independence.

“The advantage of technology is to focus on the consumer. Through an omnichannel platform, we integrate different communication channels, automate processes and eliminate bureaucracies.The public realizes that we are in control of the situation and reinforces their trust in the brand”, he concludes.

Ex B2W returns to Telhanorte Tumelero and takes over the Commercial Directorate

Telhanorte Tumelero, one of the largest construction materials stores in Brazil and owned by Saint-Gobain, announces the return of Marcelo Roffe as new Commercial Director Distribution Brazil, reporting to Manuel Correa, General Director of Distribution Brazil.

After 5 years, Roffe returns to the Saint-Gobain Group, which controls the company's retail division in Brazil, with the Telhanorte and Tumelero flags. Roffe has more than 30 years of experience in the retail market, with outstanding passages by Lojas Americanas, B2W Groups and Sugar Loaf, among other companies. Over 15 years, Roffe worked at Saint-Gobain, 11 of them dedicated to Saint-Gobain Distribution. Graduated in Civil Engineering at the State University of Rio de Janeiro and with an MBA in Administration and Marketing at COPPEAD Graduate School UFRJ.

“I am very excited to return to Telhanorte Tumelero at this important time.I am excited to work alongside such a talented and committed team, focusing on strengthening our customer relationships and solidifying our operations.Our challenge and commitment will be to drive innovation and ensure that we remain the benchmark in the industry.I appreciate the trust placed in me and I look forward to being part of this new moment of the company” declares Roffe.

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