Sebrae Spurs Entrepreneurial Growth in São Paulo with Women's Business Award and Networking Initiatives
Sebrae-SP advances entrepreneurship in São Paulo with an extended women's business award and networking events generating millions in business opportunities.
- • Prêmio Sebrae Mulher de Negócios registration extended to June 30 with R$50,000 top cash prize.
- • The award recognizes innovative women entrepreneurs across five categories impacting communities.
- • Sebrae-SP events in Guarulhos and Atibaia gathered 72 entrepreneurs, expecting R$4.4 million in business.
- • Participants benefited from expanded networks, partnerships, and skill development through Sebrae initiatives.
Key details
Sebrae-SP is bolstering entrepreneurship in São Paulo state through two major initiatives in June 2026. The Prêmio Sebrae Mulher de Negócios, aimed at recognizing innovative women entrepreneurs impacting their communities, has extended its application deadline to June 30. The award covers five categories, including Microentrepreneur Individual (MEI), Small Businesses, Rural Producers, Science and Technology, and International Business, with cash prizes up to R$50,000 for winners. Participants gain access to training, mentoring, and networking opportunities. Roseli Lima Bezerra, Sebrae Delas manager in Alto Tietê, highlighted the award’s role in strengthening female entrepreneurship and encouraging reflection on entrepreneurial journeys.
Simultaneously, Sebrae-SP organized networking meetings in Guarulhos and Atibaia for 72 entrepreneurs, generating expectations of R$4.4 million in business deals. These events helped participants expand their contacts, identify partnership opportunities, and exchange experiences. Business consultant Carla Capoleti emphasized leveraging local potential, while entrepreneurs like Eduardo Vela and Cristhiane Pagano praised the events' organization and positive impact on their operations.
Together, these initiatives exemplify Sebrae’s commitment to fostering regional business growth by empowering women entrepreneurs and facilitating valuable commercial connections in São Paulo.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
