Feira do Empreendedor 2026 Launches Registration with Focus on Knowledge, Networking, and Business Opportunities
The Feira do Empreendedor 2026 is set for October in São Paulo, focusing on entrepreneurship with free registration and a program centered on knowledge, networking, and business growth.
- • Feira do Empreendedor 2026 runs October 19-22 at São Paulo Expo with free registration.
- • The event offers lectures, panels, consultations, and business rounds focused on entrepreneurship.
- • Theme "É mais negócio" emphasizes connections and business growth for diverse entrepreneurs.
- • CNI and Sebrae are promoting a related seminar on September 23 to discuss small business competitiveness issues.
Key details
The Feira do Empreendedor 2026 (FE26) has officially opened registrations for its event scheduled from October 19 to 22 at the São Paulo Expo. This major entrepreneurship gathering in Brazil emphasizes fostering connections among entrepreneurs, experts, and professionals to translate knowledge into tangible business opportunities. Under the theme "É mais negócio," FE26 offers a comprehensive program featuring lectures, panel discussions, consultations, business rounds, and numerous networking opportunities tailored to various entrepreneurial profiles. Attendance is free, with registrations available through the event’s official website.
FE26’s agenda aims to connect people, ideas, and opportunities, providing a platform for both aspiring and established entrepreneurs to strengthen their networks, enhance knowledge, and explore new avenues for business growth. The event’s inclusive format addresses the diverse needs of micro and small enterprises, which are vital contributors to Brazil’s economy.
Supporting the focus on small business competitiveness, the 10th "Pense nas Pequenas Primeiro" seminar, organized by CNI and Sebrae, will take place on September 23. This free seminar seeks to discuss critical barriers such as tax reform, credit access, and overall competitiveness to boost small business growth. Sebrae data underscores the importance of micro and small enterprises, which make up 93% of Brazilian companies and generate more than half of formal employment. Both events highlight ongoing national efforts to promote entrepreneurship and empower the small business sector in Brazil.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
