Movecta Announces New Directors for Commercial and Strategy and Transformation Areas

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Published on 17/04/2024 at 14:49

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Rodrigo Bacelar and Bernardo Costa Join the Company to Drive Business and Improve Processes

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The Movecta, one of the largest integrated logistics companies in the country, announces the arrival of Rodrigo Bacelar as the new commercial director and of Bernardo Costa to the board of strategy and transformation.

Rodrigo holds a degree in Logistics and Transportation from the Metropolitan University of Santos, has an MBA in Logistics Management from the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) and holds an extension course in International Business from the University of California, in the United States.

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The executive has 28 years of experience in the logistics market, with passages through companies such as Ceva, ID Logistics and Pensk. He arrives to boost commercial activities and ensure the acceleration of the verticalization of the services offered by the company.

The new commercial director highlights his main objectives and challenges in the role.

“I arrive excited to drive the commercial activities of Movecta and accelerate the verticalization of our solution offerings, always with the goal of generating value and expanding our clients’ businesses“, says Bacelar.

Bernardo Costa has 15 years of experience in the industry and consulting across various segments, having worked for renowned companies such as White Martins, Linde/Messer, and Alvarez & Marsal. He holds a degree in Business Administration from Ibmec-RJ, with a specialization in Logistics from UFRJ, an Executive MBA from FIA, and training in Strategic Management from the University of Cambridge in the UK, in addition to having studied digital transformation and CX at IASD Bocconi, in Italy.

Bernardo arrives with the challenge of accelerating the company’s transformation, focusing on the development of strategic areas and projects. “We will ensure the effective implementation of the guidelines set out in our strategic planning, supporting Movecta’s growth in a structured manner. Our goal is to consolidate Movecta as one of the leading providers of logistics solutions in the country, standing out for our proximity to the client and excellence in all areas of our business.”

About Movecta 

Movecta is one of the largest logistics operators in the Brazilian market. With 70 years of history, its operations are concentrated in São Paulo, Santa Catarina, and Pernambuco. There are eight operational units and an administrative office, with four customs terminals, totaling 430,000 square meters of available area.

The only company in the sector with customs terminals located in the main maritime trade hubs in the country, the company also stands out for owning the only refrigerated customs terminal in the Port of Santos. It is one of the largest logistics operators of chemical products in the country and, at the Suape port, holds the leadership in project cargo for large wind farms in the North and Northeast.

Movecta has transportation operations throughout the national territory, moving different profiles of cargo to meet the specificities and high service levels required in the market. It also has modern storage facilities equipped with efficient technology and processes, ensuring product integrity and security.

The company’s expertise in logistics projects allows it to transform complexity into simplicity and flexibility, integrating the logistics chain and foreign trade in a unique and innovative way to solve the specific demands of various market segments.

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