The Adaptive Foundation Latin America launch in São Paulo

Latin America

Adaptive in Latin America.

Across Latin America, Adaptives are building relationships among executives, universities, entrepreneurs and institutions.

Brazil is currently the center of that activity, with growing work in São Paulo, Belém and around questions connected to the Amazon.

Why Latin America

Talent does not need to be imported.

Latin America has strong universities, companies, entrepreneurs, researchers and leaders.

Adaptive's role is not to arrive with answers. It is to connect people who are already building in the region with additional relationships, perspectives and opportunities, while creating stronger connections among leaders inside the region itself.

Brazil

Where the work is happening now.

The current Class of the Adaptive Global Fellowship draws heavily from Brazil; Fellows connected to Brazil are building ventures across sectors, and the community's relationships stretch from São Paulo boardrooms to Amazon-region universities.

São Paulo

Community gatherings and relationships among executives, founders and institutions, beginning with the Latin America launch.

Belém and the Amazon

A growing relationship with CESUPA and the people rethinking sustainability from inside the Amazon.

Fellowship sponsorship

Fellowship places for leaders connected to Brazil, some funded by donors and sponsors.

On campus in Belém

A visit to CESUPA, September 2026.

Adaptives with the CESUPA team in Belém
With the CESUPA team in Belém.
On campus at CESUPA
On campus at CESUPA.
Being welcomed by CESUPA staff and students
Welcomed by staff and students.

Regional leadership

Led from inside the region.

Guilherme Scarance

Guilherme Scarance

President of Latin America. Thirty years in communication; founder of Vox to Go, an AI platform for organizational voice.

Gatherings

Cutting the ribbon at the Latin America launch
Adaptive hosted

Adaptive Foundation Latin America Launch

São Paulo. The launch of the Latin America chapter, and of the first Latin American Fellowship Class.

São Paulo, April 2026

The launch.

Members, fellows, faculty and partners gathered in São Paulo to open the Latin America chapter, with the first Latin American Fellows joining in the room and online.

Cutting the ribbon, with fellows joining from around the world on the screen behind.
Cutting the ribbon, with fellows joining from around the world on the screen behind.
The room during the opening presentation.
The room during the opening presentation.
Conversations after the program.
Conversations after the program.
The reception.
The reception.
Members and guests in the venue hall.
Members and guests in the venue hall.
Organizers and partners after the launch.
Organizers and partners after the launch.

The people

Local leadership, not visiting executives.

Fellows and community members working across the region, and the projects they are building.

Ana Luiza Souto da Costa

Ana Luiza Souto da Costa

Belém, Brazil

Bruna Marechal Melido Couceiro

Bruna Marechal Melido Couceiro

Belém, Brazil

Gabriel Pinheiro M. de Oliveira

Gabriel Pinheiro M. de Oliveira

Belém, Brazil

Giovanna Regatieri Salas

Giovanna Regatieri Salas

Vinhedo, Brazil

João Pedro Baganha

João Pedro Baganha

Belém, Brazil

Letícia Menezes Torres

Letícia Menezes Torres

Belém, Brazil

Building in the region?

Whether you are a founder, an academic, an institution or a supporter, the work grows through relationships. Tell us who you are.