COSEC
Paulo de Almeida Vilar's work experience begins with their current role as Chief Information Officer at COSEC, a position they have held since September 2021. Prior to this, they served as the IS/IT Director at FNAC Portugal from March 2013 to September 2021. In addition, they were a member of the IDC Advisory Board from July 2012 to December 2014. Before that, they held the position of IT Director at Motorpress, a Bertelsmann Group Company, from June 1998 to February 2013. Paulo also worked as an IT Manager at United Distillers (now Diageo) and as a Project Manager at Mitsui & Co. Portugal. Paulo started their career as an IT Consultant at CCI Europe and later served as a Systems Manager at Papelaco.
Paulo de Almeida Vilar completed their postgraduate studies in Information Systems Management at Universidade Europeia in 2009. Before that, they pursued studies in Computer Science and Computer Engineering at ISEL - Instituto Superior De Engenharia De Lisboa. Additionally, Paulo obtained several certifications throughout their career, including ITIL Foundation Level from EXIN in October 2009, MCPS: Microsoft Certified Professional from Microsoft in February 2002, and Project Management Professional (PMP) from Capgemini in December 1997.
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COSEC
COSEC is the leading insurer in Portugal in credit, offering the best solutions to support credit management and control in the domestic and foreign markets, as well as bond insurance. It is also responsible, on behalf and for account of the Portuguese State, for covering and managing export credits, bond insurance and investment insurance abroad, acting as the Portuguese Export Credit Agency. COSEC’s Shareholder Structure combines the strength of the BPI, the 4th largest Portuguese financial group, and the experience of Euler Hermes, the biggest credit insurance group in the world. Founded in 29 December 1969, COSEC’s long history translates into the following figures: Over 1,900 clients; Over 21 billion euros worth of transactions insured; Risk analysts teams’ decide around 16,000 guarantees per month; About 305 thousand companies under surveillance; Present in more than 50 countries via the international group network.