PUC-Rio — Tutor in MBA ESG Online
Courses: Impact Investing; Strategy and Shared Value; Green and Low-Carbon Economy; Climate Change Management; Innovation for Sustainability; Environmental and Waste Management.
TEACHING
I work as a professor, tutor, and instructional designer at the intersection of management, technology, education, and sustainability. I structure learning experiences focused on application: decision criteria, practical tools, evidence, and transfer to real-world contexts.
Courses: Impact Investing; Strategy and Shared Value; Green and Low-Carbon Economy; Climate Change Management; Innovation for Sustainability; Environmental and Waste Management.
Tutor in the Blockchain course. Lecturer in the AI for Socio-Environmental Management course.
Member of the faculty network focused on Social Entrepreneurship, Impact Investing and Impact Businesses, and Social Innovation.
Lecturer for Planning and Organization, and speaker on Soft Skills.
Organized by themes for navigation.
Business Administration (focus in Strategy and Sustainability). Thesis: “Faculty and student perceptions of sustainability actions in universities”.
Production Engineering. Capstone: “CRM modeling: a case study in a large cosmetics company”.
Pedagogy of Cooperation (UNIP, 2018–2019).
Reviewer: proceedings of the VIII Symposium on Excellence in Management and Technology (SEGeT).
Development of teaching/instructional materials.
Development of teaching/instructional materials — online course.
Development of teaching/instructional materials.
Development of teaching/instructional materials — online course.
Development of teaching/instructional materials.
“Business Plan for Luidia: Agroecological and Regenerative Coffee as a Sustainable Value strategy” (Ana Luiza Almeida Veiga and Diogo Quaresma Rodriguez). Supervisor: Guilherme Hiroshi Atsumi.
Social Business mentor — Social Good Lab 2014 (International Certification in Social Business).
Committee member for Mariana Scomparin Pereira: “The importance of other forms of education for awareness of the global crisis through consumption choices”. Federal University of Alfenas.
If the goal is to design applied learning (content + tools + evidence-based assessment), the initial conversation focuses on context, constraints, and expected outcomes.