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Mãe terra

Mae Terra is a company focused on natural and ready-to-eat products, impacting consumers’ choices to become healthier. Mãe Terra is one of the main health food companies in Brazil and was invested by us in 2013. FULL CASE

Maremonti

Maremonti opened its doors on Riviera de São Lourenço in 2000, bringing to the coast of São Paulo the excellence of gastronomy in the form of pizzas and Italian cuisine.
In 2011, Maremonti arrived in São Paulo, capital, to offer “paulistanos” a cozy atmosphere in the most coveted regions of São Paulo, in the neighborhoods of Jardins, Campo Belo and Vila Olímpia. FULL CASE

NB Steak

In 2013, with the arrival of businessman Arri Coser, the brand undergoes a strategic repositioning and inaugurates its first unit in São Paulo, close to Congonhas Airport. In the following year, in an expansion phase, new units are opened: two in São Paulo, in the Pinheiros and Itaim regions; and one in Porto Alegre, inside the Parque Estádio do Beira Rio. FULL CASE

FLORES ONLINE

The company stands out for the quality, variety and creativity of the products offered, and presents a model of operational, marketing and results efficiency, as well as rising brand value. In 2012, it received contributions from BR Opportunities and the American company 1-800 Flowers, which has a global presence and operates in the same segment as Flores Online. FULL CASE

Isabela flores

Founded in 2009, Isabela Flores is a strong player in the flower and gift segment over the internet. The company is focused on technology and team, having a different business model than usual. It has over 2000 partner florists that deliver their products across the country. FULL CASE

Home Agent

Home Agent, the first customer service company in Brazil (Contact Center) to operate 100% in the home office. It is the future of the call center model.
The customer service market in Brazil moves more than R$ 50 billion per year, but it is known for having structural problems that make it have low quality, high costs and proven to be a great stress generator. FULL CASE