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Energisa Develops New Program Aiming to Encourage Professional Qualification for a Technology Hub in MG to Be Built. Registrations Can Be Made Starting in May.
Energisa launched the ‘Rio Pomba Valley’ project on Wednesday (27), which aims to unite the talent of audiovisual creation in the Zona da Mata with new digital technologies to develop an environment conducive to the generation of innovative businesses, integrated with local reality. The project will initially provide professional qualification with market skills to develop an innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem, the basis for promoting the creation of a technology hub in MG.
Energisa Project Will Open Registrations in Early May
The inauguration of the Rio Pomba Valley in MG will have the presence of Ricardo Botelho, CEO of Energisa, as well as representatives from the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), with participation from the Federation of Industries of the State of Minas Gerais (FIEMG) and also the National Service of Learning (Senai), which will be one of the partnering providers of professional qualification.
The first action of the Rio Pomba Valley in MG will happen with the opening of registrations on May 3 for the professional qualification course in Information Technology. A total of 40 spots will be available for individuals aged between 18 and 49, for classes taught in partnership with SESI Nacional, SENAI, and FIEMG.
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The expectation is for the training to start in June in a hybrid format, meaning part online and part in-person. The launch of the Rio Pomba Valley project in MG aligns with Digitalization, one of the 4Ds of Energisa, a concept that governs the business strategy and also includes diversification, decarbonization, and decentralization.
Learn About the Four Pillars of Energisa’s Professional Qualification Project
The choice of the Zona da Mata in MG encompasses, at the same time, Energisa’s century-old history and its vision for the future. The municipality of Cataguases, part of the region, grew alongside the company, which is currently considered the largest private group in the electricity sector in the country. More than 100 years later, the group relies on its innovation strategy to continue advancing and transforming the region of MG.
According to Ricardo Botelho, the project is just the first step, focusing on professional qualification and generating opportunities for the creation of an innovation and creativity ecosystem in the Zona da Mata region.
Leveraging an ecosystem with vocational education institutions, universities, and a strong history of creation and entrepreneurship, the Rio Pomba Valley is born to meet the needs in technology. The Program operates based on four essential pillars for Energisa, such as partnerships with private and public organizations to boost the initiative, creating an environment for the development of medium and small businesses, education with professional qualification through the formation of an innovation and creativity ecosystem, and community interaction and cooperation between companies, startups, and universities.
About the Company
The Energisa Group completed 117 years in 2022, being the fifth largest energy group in Brazil, supplying energy demands for 8 million consumers in 11 states in the country, which corresponds to 10% of the Brazilian population.
Overall, the company controls 11 distributors located in the States of Minas Gerais, Paraíba, Sergipe, Mato Grosso, Tocantins, Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraná, São Paulo, Acre, and Rondônia, in a concession area that reaches 2,034 thousand km², equivalent to 24% of Brazilian territory. The group’s activities also include the sale and provision of services related to electricity and various others.
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