13/02/25

Prominent event in the impact economy sector will take place on March 19 and 20 in São Paulo. Come along!  

Fundo Vale will be present at the More Impact Economy Forum, which will take place this year on March 19 and 20 at the Pro Magno Convention Center in São Paulo. The meeting, which has been running for 10 years, is a major gathering for debating solutions for a more sustainable and inclusive economy, bringing together companies, corporate leaders, investors, startups, students, entrepreneurs and government representatives. Fundo Vale will take part in some of the panel discussions, and it is also one of the event’s sponsors. 

“Fundo Vale’s participation in the More Impact Forum reflects our commitment to fostering concrete solutions for a regenerative and inclusive economy. This is a valuable space for strengthening partnerships, boosting sustainable business and expanding the Amazon’s role in global debate, especially in a key year for the climate agenda, with COP30 approaching,” said Patrícia Daros, Fundo Vale’s executive director. “Celebrating a decade of the More Impact Forum is a milestone for strengthening actions that are transforming the economy. Our goal goes beyond dialogue; we want to inspire and catalyze concrete changes toward a fairer and more sustainable economy,” said Pablo Handl, managing partner of Impact Hub São Paulo, which is organizing the event. 

Run-up to COP30 

The forum’s program of activities was developed by thematic committees made up of leading experts, guaranteeing in-depth debates relevant to the current and future challenges of the impact economy. Patrícia Daros, Fundo Vale’s executive director, will take part in a panel called “A Journey of Environmental Impact,” which will debate subjects associated with COP30, while Liz Lacerda of Fundo Vale’s Amazon and Partnerships Area will speak on a panel called “Innovations in the Environmental Conservation Market.”  

“The More Impact Forum has established itself as an essential space for promoting the impact ecosystem in Brazil. We seek to bring innovative perspectives and concrete solutions to environmental, socioeconomic and climate challenges to the discussion tables, with a special focus on the Forest COP,” said Liz Lacerda, one of the program curators. 

Sponsored by Fundo Vale, the event will feature a special series of activities dedicated to the Amazon, addressing challenges and solutions for the region. The program will include debates on fostering sustainable businesses, opportunities for strategic connections, and ways to amplify the voices of local entrepreneurs and incorporate perspectives that position the region’s actors as protagonists of the impact economy. 

Key topics: 

  • The environment and preparations for COP30 
  • Access to capital and bridging finance 
  • Market opportunities for impact businesses 
  • Public policies and local development 
  • Health and well-being 
  • Emerging agendas for an inclusive economy 

Tickets are available for purchase on the event’s official website, including discounted options for low-income people and students.  

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