With over 25 years of career experience dedicated to hospital management, supply chain, infrastructure, and facilities, he has held strategic leadership positions in some of the country's leading hospitals. He is a partner at CREMAC – Healthcare Business and works as a consultant on projects involving operational transformation and the structuring of supply chains in the healthcare sector.

He served as Director of Logistics, Infrastructure, and Facilities at Hospital Sírio-Libanês, where he led operations with over 800 direct employees, managed an annual budget of approximately R$ 1.8 billion in procurement, and coordinated critical areas such as supply chain, clinical engineering, maintenance, construction, sustainability, and services. He also held the position of COO at Hospital São Camilo and in public and university hospital complexes in Vale do Paraíba, overseeing structures with up to 2,500 employees and more than 1,000 beds.

A Hospital Administrator, he holds a postgraduate degree in Corporate Finance from Mackenzie, an MBA in Logistics, and an MBA in Healthcare Management from FGV. He is a Master in Administration from FGV-EAESP and is currently pursuing a PhD at the same institution, with research focused on strategy and healthcare management. He has also worked as a guest lecturer in postgraduate programs, served as a board member of the Brazilian Federation of Hospital Administrators (FBAH), been a member of the INBRASC Academy, and acted as a curator for Supply Chain and Hospital Infrastructure congresses. Additionally, he is an Ambassador for the Saúde Business Fórum (SBF).

With over 30 years of career experience dedicated to supply chain management, logistics, and strategic planning in leading healthcare institutions in Brazil and Latin America, she has had a distinguished career at Hospital Alemão Oswaldo Cruz (SP) and Hospital Moinhos de Vento (RS).

Throughout her journey, she has led transformative projects in logistics automation, traceability of materials and medications, integrated inventory management, and the implementation of advanced supply systems. She was responsible for pioneering initiatives in the country, such as the adoption of Datamatrix for medications and the implementation of WMS with robotics for pharmaceutical storage. She played a key role in achieving the international accreditation of the Joint Commission International (JCI), coordinating the Governance, Leadership, and Direction (GLD) chapter, and actively participated in institutional strategic planning processes based on the Balanced Scorecard (BSC).

From 2019 to 2025, she served as the Director of Supply Chain at Hospital Alemão Oswaldo Cruz, leading all areas of procurement, contracts, inventory, and healthcare logistics, with a focus on operational efficiency, cost reduction, quality, and patient safety. Previously, she spent over a decade as Supply Chain Manager at the same institution and more than 20 years as Supply Chain Manager at Associação Hospitalar Moinhos de Vento, where she was also responsible for the commercial area and relationships with payers.

She holds a degree in Public Relations, a postgraduate degree in Business Management and Negotiation, an MBA in Healthcare Organization Management, and an Advanced Executive Development Program. She is recognized for her people-oriented leadership, operational excellence, and the development of high-performance supply chains, always focusing on care quality and patient safety.

With over 25 years of experience in supply chain management in the healthcare sector, as well as in the industry and trade of medical-hospital materials and medications, she has built extensive expertise in strategic procurement, planning, hospital logistics, storage, distribution, pharmaceutical assistance, and facilities management. Over the past 15 years, she has held executive positions in large hospitals.

She has led transformative projects, including the implementation of hospital management systems (Tasy, MV, Interact, Salesforce), automated dispensing systems, and sterile medication preparation structures in cleanroom environments, becoming a national reference in this field.

With a strong focus on strategic planning, budget management, and performance indicators (BSC), she has a systemic view of hospital processes, integrating operational efficiency, risk management, and economic-financial sustainability. She has solid experience in ONA and JCI accreditations and in leading initiatives aimed at innovation in pharmaceutical assistance and resource optimization.

She holds a degree in Pharmacy from Universidade Sagrado Coração, an MBA in Supply Chain from Inbrasc, a specialization in Strategic Sourcing and Supply Chain, and an executive certification in Innovation and Technology from SingularityU Brazil.