Keyrus Grows 60% in Latin America, Will Hire Around 200 People, and Expands Operations

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/08/2020 at 15:19

Updated on 11/08/2020 at 16:00

Stephan Samouilhan – CEO Keyrus LATAM

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Keyrus Renews Strategy and Leadership in Latin America With 60% Growth, Company Expands Operations Through Acquisitions and Hiring of About 200 People in the Region.

São Paulo, August 11, 2020 – A company prepared to meet the challenges of growing digitalization and data intelligence, intensified in the scenario known as the new normal. This is Keyrus, as projected by Stephan Samouilhan, CEO of Keyrus LATAM, for the Brazilian and Latin American markets in the coming years.

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The executive, who has been in the position of CEO since March, has worked in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and LATAM during his 10 years with the company. He accepted the challenge of leading the Latin American region during a complicated pandemic moment but sees the glass half full.

“The world jumped five years in just a few months in terms of digitalization and data intelligence. People are working from home, schools are now online, as are events and meetings. E-commerce platforms have become the main retail sales channel. I see great opportunities to meet all this demand with our offering and expertise,” he comments.

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Brazil Is Keyrus’s Second Largest Revenue Source

With 24 years of existence, Keyrus is a French multinational that considers Brazil its second most important country in terms of revenue – only preceded by France. To support the desired growth, the company has expanded its service portfolio and plans to hire about 200 professionals in the next 12 months. Acquisitions in Latin America are also planned.

In parallel, the LATAM leadership team, based in Brazil, has been restructured with the hiring of Marcelo Mendes, Chief Business Development Officer, and Guilherme Rosi, Chief Financial Officer. Both joined the company this year, forming with Leonardo Farah, Chief Operations Officer, the team that will take Keyrus to the next level.

“The market has clearly recognized how digital experience and data intelligence are essential competitive differentiators for business survival. We are facing great opportunities, at the right time, with the right offering and the right team,” concludes Samouilhan.

About Keyrus – Keyrus is an international consultancy specialized in Data and Digital dedicated to helping companies improve their performance, facilitate and accelerate their transformation and generate new drivers of growth and competitiveness. Keyrus places innovation at the center of its strategies, presenting unique value propositions centered on innovative offerings based on a combination of three main and converging areas of expertise: • Data Intelligence – Data Science – Artificial Intelligence – Big Data & Cloud Analytics – Business Intelligence – EIM – CPM/EPM • Digital Experience – Innovation & Digital Strategy – Digital Marketing – DMP & CRM – Digital Commerce – Digital – Performance – User Experience • Management & Transformation Consulting – Strategy & Innovation – Digital Transformation – Performance Management – Project Support. Present in 19 countries across four continents, the Keyrus Group has 3,200 employees. For more information, visit www.keyrus.com.br and follow us on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/company/keyrus .

Keyrus Grows 60% in Latin America, Will Hire Around 200 People, and Expands Operations

Keyrus Renews Strategy and Leadership in Latin America With 60% Growth, Company Expands Operations Through Acquisitions and Hiring of About 200 People in the Region.

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Brazil Is Keyrus’s Second Largest Revenue Source

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Keyrus Grows 60% in Latin America, Will Hire Around 200 People, and Expands Operations

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