Sofia Pitta, Nova SBE alumna (BSc Economics ‘08) and co-founder of Misk,talks about what it is like to be an enterprising woman and how she left a "stable job" in London to launch a social network for lovers of good food and drink in Portugal. (original content in Portuguese)

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The largest meeting of students of Economics and Management in Portugal (ENEEG) is taking place at Nova SBE from 2nd to 5th of March. With more than 20 speakers and conferences, the initiative challenged Nova SBE Alumni to debate topics as entrepreneurship, international careers and globalization.

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At 35, Inês Caldeira become the youngest executive leader of a subsidiary of the L’Oréal group, a French multinational present in 140 countries with 82 thousand employees and a turnover of 25, 3 million euros. Before Portugal, Inês worked in Spain and France. She defends quotas for women and is surprised that the country, producing more “feminine than masculine talent”, has a residual percentage of CEO women.

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Maria João Carioca, BSc Economics '89, was the keynote speaker of the Masters Graduation Ceremony 2016.