About our Board

Ana Carolina Viseu is a member of Sitawi's Supervisory Board. She is the founder of Trio Capital since 2009, where she works as an investment manager for an equity fund. AC is responsible for establishing the fund's investment strategy and risk management. Ana Carolina has an MBA in finance from Harvard Business School (HBS) and a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Fundação Getulio Vargar (FGV). She has over 10 years of experience in equity portfolio management, valuation, and business model analysis across industries.

Andrea Resende is a member of Sitawi's Supervisory Board. She holds a degree in engineering from UFMG, a postgraduate degree in management from FDC and a master's degree in entrepreneurship and innovation from FEA-USP. Since 2011, he has held leadership positions in business and impact investing. He was Head of Impact Investment at Sitawi from 2016 to 2021. He created an investment platform for retail recognized as an impact initiative for Latin America and the Caribbean by Environmental Finance. She was an advisory board member at ANDE (2018-2021). Before that, he led two impact and technology startups (one of them, recognized with the social inclusion award by UNDP) and worked in multinationals leading projects in different countries (Brazil, Poland, Argentina, Peru and Holland). Currently, she is an Executive at Kunumi, where she works to apply technology in favor of the great challenges of society.

Enio Stein sits on Sitawi's Advisory Board. He is CFO of Invepar, an engineer graduated from ITA and has an MBA from Harvard Business School. He is currently a member of the Fiscal Council of Fundo Vale and has been a McKinsey consultant for over 10 years and CFO of Freeddom, a mobile payment start up, and Log-In Logística Intermodal.

Franklin Feder sits on Sitawi's Advisory Board. Independent Director & former CEO of Alcoa Latin America & Caribbean. Frank is American and has served as a consultant, Corporate Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. He is currently a member of the Advisory or Management Boards of five organizations.

Guilherme Affonso Ferreira is part of Sitawi's Advisory Board. He holds a degree in production engineering from USP and a postgraduate degree in economics from Macalester. Since 2020, partner and Senior Advisor at MOS Capital. From 2007 to 2020, he was partner and chairman of Teorema Capital. In addition, he is a Board Member of Arezzo, B3, M Dias Branco, Miter, 3R Petroleum and Valid, all listed on B3. Were you CEO of Bahema during the period in which the company was a relevant shareholder of Unibanco (1986 to 2008)? and obtained a return of around 50% per year, in dollars, with the investment. He was also a director at Petrobras from 2015 to 2018, participating in the company's restructuring program.

Junia Nogueira de Sá is a member of Sitawi's Advisory Board. Journalist specializing in Institutional Marketing and Business Management, she has worked for newsrooms, multinationals, government, PR agencies and currently leads her own strategic communication consultancy. Was she the first woman to hold many of the top positions she held in her more than 30-year career? as executive director at Telefônica, on the board of Volkswagen, managing Exame magazine or as ombudsman at Folha. He also occupies positions on boards at Rede Mulher Empreendedora, at RME Aceleradora and at Grupo Talenses.

Lucia Hauptman is on the Advisory Board of Sitawi. Founder and president of PRADA Assessoria, she was the founder of ComDominio Inc, a data storage company sold to a private equity fund. She was a director at Booz & Company, Vice President at Credit Suisse and part of the corporate finance and M&A team at JP Morgan. He is currently also a member of the Board of Directors of PortoSeguro, an insurance company.

Tomaz Solberg is a member of Sitawi's Advisory Board. Conflict mediator, he was strategic planning advisor for Firjan, SESI and SENAI for eight years. Tomaz is from Rio de Janeiro and has worked as director of the Nonprofit Finance Fund in New York and at companies such as Net Serviços and IBM. He has been a counselor for Rio Voluntário and the Center for Family Representation.