Lucio Santana

Lucio Santana has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. In 2002, they began as a Computer Lab Assistant at PUC Minas. Lucio then co-founded and served as CEO of GoMobie, where they led the development of mobile marketing and advertising products. Lucio then worked as a Consultant at Prova Fácil, where they organized the product development team and implemented agile methodologies.

At ACT Tecnologia, they worked as a Consultant before joining Take Blip in 2003 as a System Analyst and Development Team Lead. During this time, Lucio developed the first VAS sales systems using SIM Card and WAP technologies in Brazil, and they designed a framework that reduced development time and enabled rapid expansion.

Returning to Take Blip in 2022, Lucio held the position of Group Product Manager for Platform Management before becoming the Head of Product for Conversational Apps in 2023.

In 2011, Lucio became an Angel Investor and Co-Founder at Rúmina, transitioning into the role of CPO and CTO. Lucio integrated different companies, redirected product strategies, and leveraged innovative methodologies. With the launch of Rúmi, the first AI supporting dairy producers' decision-making, they were able to increase the average ticket by 30%.

At minu.co, Lucio served as Director of Product, leading several product teams and initiatives in the engagement business. Lucio later became the Head of Product and led a Lean Transformation process at Minutrade.

Overall, Lucio Santana has extensive experience in product management, leadership, and innovation across various sectors, driving growth and success in each role.

Lucio Santana has a diverse education history. In 2001, they began their studies at PUC Minas, where they pursued a degree in Information Systems. This program lasted three years, concluding in 2004. After a gap of several years, in 2006, Lucio enrolled at the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais to undertake an MBA in Strategic Business Management. This program lasted for one year, wrapping up in 2007. Finally, in 2011, Lucio decided to further enhance their knowledge and enrolled at FGV - Fundação Getulio Vargas. Over the course of a year, from 2011 to 2012, they pursued isolated disciplines in Strategic Management and Innovation.