ESEG College, part of the Etapa Group, held the final edition of its 2025 Lecture Series with the participation of... Angela Assis, CEO of Brasilprev and one of the most influential executives in the country, for an exclusive meeting with students. With the central theme focused on Leadership e Professional Career, The lecture provided a strategic perspective on how a leader's essential skills need to adapt to the changing market landscape.
With over 30 years of experience, Ângela shared lessons learned from her solid journey, which led her to become the first woman to hold the top position at Brasilprev. The executive not only addressed the challenges of her career and the importance of determination, but also issued a crucial warning about Brazil's demographic future.
“"It is with great joy that I come today to talk about careers, and actions like this bring students closer to the job market through our experiences, mistakes, and successes. I am very happy to be able to speak about such an important topic for the future of our country," emphasizes the speaker.
One of the highlights of the presentation was the analysis of population longevity. According to Ângela, "looking at longevity is leading the future." The leader presented data demonstrating the aging of the Brazilian population, a factor that imposes new challenges and demands strategic preparation from the country and its professionals.
The CEO emphasized that, with a longer-living society, the portion of the population that supports both parents and children is growing, a phenomenon known as the "generational sandwich." This necessitates new factors such as dietary habits, health plans, the job market, and especially social security, which will have even greater importance in the economy and in management decisions.
The lecture emphasized that, in an aging country, valuing the older age group and understanding this new social landscape are essential for development. For those seeking professional advancement, it is crucial to have a strategic vision that integrates demographic changes with management and innovation.
The event concluded with a Q&A session where students could interact directly with the executive, delving deeper into the subject. insights Regarding management and the pension market.
Economics student Renan Brossi highlighted the importance of the lecture for his professional development: "For the future, it is essential to have notions of leadership and planning to adapt to an increasingly long-term market reality," explains the student.
The meeting provided ESEG students with a valuable opportunity to broaden their understanding of the role of a leader, reinforcing that preparing for the future is not limited to technical skills, but also includes the ability to anticipate and manage major social transformations.
