CEO of the first nonprofit organization in Latin America to achieve Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation in Long-Term Care, an unprecedented milestone in the region. For more than two decades, I have built my career as a healthcare executive, and today I lead the Complexo de Saúde Pequeno Cotolengo, recognized as the top nonprofit organization in Paraná and among the 100 Best NGOs in Brazil, certified for several consecutive years by Great Place to Work (GPTW) at both state and national levels.

I transformed a traditional social-care institution into a world-class Health Complex, integrating social assistance, healthcare, and education under international standards of quality, governance, and patient safety. Under my leadership, the Complexo has become a national benchmark in long-term care and a reference for Brazil’s public health system (SUS), decisively contributing to reducing hospital readmissions and healthcare costs.

We deliver over 500,000 free healthcare services every year, operating 272 long-term care beds and 42 medical and therapeutic specialties, serving patients with multiple disabilities, individuals on the autism spectrum, and those in transitional care. I manage an 80-million-dollar annual operation with over 1,000 employees, leading finance, procurement, human resources, fundraising, healthcare services, and operations with full P&L responsibility, innovation, and sustainability at the core.

I hold a Bachelor’s in Business Administration, an MBA in Financial Management, Controllership, and Auditing, an Executive MBA in Healthcare Management from FGV, and a Leading Digital Reinvention certification from Saint Paul Business School. This academic foundation allows me to integrate innovation, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation into strategic healthcare management, generating measurable outcomes and social impact.

I lead with purpose, shaping a global benchmark in long-term care and advancing health systems that are humanized, data-driven, and inclusive.