João Henrique D'Elia Bizarro

João Henrique D'Elia Bizarro has a diverse work experience in various industries. João Henrique started their career as an Estagiário at Chemtech, where they gained experience in market research, competitor analysis, and proposal development. João Henrique then worked as an Engenheiro Júnior at Chemtech, focusing on project management and quality control for refinery and petrochemical projects.

João Henrique then joined TOTVS Consulting, where they worked as both a Consultor and Senior Consultant. In this role, they worked on various projects in industries such as utilities, oil and gas, retail, and education. João Henrique also played a key role in the company's innovation program, promoting collaborative innovation.

Next, they worked at Enel as an Especialista em Novos Negócios Inovadores, where they developed and implemented new solutions for diversifying the company's portfolio using IoT technology.

Following that, they joined Ipiranga, initially as a Coordenador de Novos Negócios, responsible for creating and developing new products and services for the retail portfolio. João Henrique later became the Head no Turbo, leading the company's innovation and new business hub, responsible for strategy, budget management, and project governance.

João Henrique'smost recent position is as a Professor Tutor at Fundação Getulio Vargas, where they are involved in tutoring and teaching activities.

Overall, João Henrique D'Elia Bizarro has demonstrated a strong background in innovation, new business development, and project management across various industries.

João Henrique D'Elia Bizarro completed a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering with a specialization in Production Management and the Oil, Gas, and Energy sector from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in 2010. In 2011, they received additional training in Finance from COPPEAD UFRJ. João Henrique then pursued an MBA in Entrepreneurship and New Business Development from FGV - Fundação Getulio Vargas from 2015 to 2016. Additionally, they completed an academic exchange program at the University of Coimbra in 2009.