IBP, Shell, SEBRAE ES, and ATGás Speak to CPG Portal About the Rio Oil & Gas 2022 Event with Optimism

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/10/2022 at 01:00

Updated on 11/10/2022 at 16:32

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It is unanimous among visitors, speakers, and exhibitors that the Rio Oil & Gas 2022 fair is a total success. Despite online events and webinars being essential during the pandemic, there is nothing more immersive than attending an in-person conference of such importance for national business and investments. These sentiments were shared by representatives from IBP, SEBRAE ES, ATGás, and Shell, in an interview with Portal CPG – Click Petróleo e Gás, check it out below:

1. Vitor Montenegro, IBP

Vitor Montenegro, Event Manager at IBP, said that more than 12,000 people have attended the event on the first day of Rio Oil & Gas 2022 and that, by far, expectations have been exceeded. In Montenegro’s view, more important than the volume of attendees, the experience that people are having with the over 400 exhibitors is the main highlight of the conference.

2. Ana Carla, SEBRAE ES

Ana Carla, representing SEBRAE ES (from Espírito Santo) at the fair, reported that the state also has an important supply chain, and the Rio Oil & Gas is crucial for new opportunities and connections with players in the production chain.

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3. Rogério Manso, ATGás

Rogério Manso, executive president of ATGás, emphasized the significant importance of in-person events like Rio Oil & Gas (post-health crisis), especially in light of the energy scenario in Brazil and worldwide.

4. Alexandra Siqueira, Shell Brand

Alexandra Siqueira, from External Communications and Shell Brand, with a 200 m² stand at the fair, stated that the “rebirth” of Rio Oil Gas, especially in such an important port region for Rio de Janeiro and for the British oil company.

IBP, Shell, SEBRAE ES, and ATGás Speak to CPG Portal About the Rio Oil & Gas 2022 Event with Optimism

1. Vitor Montenegro, IBP

2. Ana Carla, SEBRAE ES

3. Rogério Manso, ATGás

4. Alexandra Siqueira, Shell Brand

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2. Ana Carla, SEBRAE ES

3. Rogério Manso, ATGás

4. Alexandra Siqueira, Shell Brand

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