Anprotec’s Pre-Conference Activities (10/14/2013)
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8 a.m. - 9 a.m.
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Registration and delivery of material
XXI Anprotec
Workshop
International
Seed Forum
12:30 p.m.
2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
5 p.m.
Internationalization
Graduated Companies’ Forum
of Innovative Enterprises Forum
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Sebrae
Innovation Forum
Lunch
XXI Anprotec
Workshop
International
Seed Forum
Internationalization
Sebrae
Graduated Companies’ Forum Minicourse
of Innovative Enterprises Forum
Innovation Forum
Book Launch: “New innovative entrepreneurial growth businesses in Brazil”, by Silvio Meira
XXI Anprotec Workshop
This edition of the Anprotec Workshop will deal with such
relevant topics as science park and business incubator
operations. The idea is to discuss policies for promoting and
supporting innovation habitats in Brazil, including recent
achievements, challenges and an assessment of recent
investment results.
Theme: Evaluation of policies and instruments for supporting
and promoting innovation habitats in Brazil
Coordinator: Francilene Procópio Garcia, Anprotec’s president
Place: Porto Digital Auditorium (16th floor)
activity with simultaneous translation
Portuguese/English
9 a.m.
Opening
Francilene Procópio Garcia
Panel 1: What there is and operating conditions - The agencies’ view
Moderator: Nelson Fujimoto, Innovation secretary at Ministry of Development, Industry, and Foreign
Trade (MDIC)
9:30
a.m.
Presentations:
- MCTI programs and instruments for science parks
Álvaro Toubes Prata, secretary of Technological Development and Innovation of the Ministry of
Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI)
- BNDES’ package of products and programs to support science parks
Flavia Kickinger, head of the Department of Evaluation, Innovation and Knowledge of the Brazilian
Development Bank (BNDES)
- Economic, financial and investment subsidy - Finep’s operations
Marcelo Nicolas Camargo, head of the Department of Subsidy Operations of the Brazilian Innovation
Agency (Finep)
Questions and answers
Closing arguments: Nelson Fujimoto
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10:45
Break
a.m.
Panel 2: The vision of innovation habitats
Moderator: José Eduardo Fiates, board member at Anprotec
Presentations:
11:15 - Maurício Guedes Pereira, executive director at UFRJ Science Park
a.m. - Francisco Saboya Albuquerque Neto, president of Porto Digital
- Horacio Aragonés Forjaz, general director at São José dos Campos Technology Park
Questions and answers
Closing arguments: José Eduardo Fiates
Special Session: The legal framework supporting innovation habitats: developments of the C&T&I
12:10 National Code
p.m.
Sibá Machado, congressman
12:30
Lunch
p.m.
Painel 3: Evaluation of fostering instruments and innovation mechanisms (incubators and science
parks)
Moderator: Ronaldo Pena, director at Anprotec
2:00
p.m.
Presentations:
- United Kingdom’s experience evaluating fostering instruments
Malcolm Parry, director and CEO of The Surrey Research Park and representative of the United
Kingdom Science Park Association (UKSPA)
- EBN’s quality system and evaluation of BICs
Vera Barracho, project coordinator of the European Business and Innovation Centre Network (EBN)
(to be continued)
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(continuation)
2:00
p.m.
- Presentation of the MCTI/British Embassy in Brazil Cooperation Project - “Technology Parks and Incubators
for Brazil´s Development”
Álvaro Toubes Prata, secretary of Technological Development and Innovation of MCTI, and
Richard Lindsay, economic prosperity counsellor of the British Embassy in Brazil
Questions and answers
3:15
p.m.
Break
Panel 4: Parks and Incubators for the Development of Brazil – Discussion and proposals for support
policies
3:45
p.m.
5:00
p.m.
Moderators: Jorge Mario Campagnolo, general coordinator of Technology Services of SETEC/MCTI, and
Leandro Carione, director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation of the Certi Foundation
Introduction of the themes for discussion:
- Gonçalo Guimarães, coordinator of the Technological Incubator of Popular Cooperatives - COPPE/UFRJ
- Roberto Astor Moschetta, director at PUCRS Science and Technology Park (Tecnopuc)
- Regina Faria, manager of COPPE/UFRJ Business Incubator
Signature of the Anprotec & Consecti Technical Cooperation Agreement
Closing arguments and follow up: Francilene Garcia
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International Seed Forum
Innovative companies (previously selected) will have the
opportunity to present their businesses to potential investors,
including investment funds, corporate investors and angel
investors from several different countries. The event is
coordinated by the Brazilian Innovation Agency (Finep),
Anprotec, and the Brazilian Association of Private Equity and
Venture Capital (ABVCAP), and is also being supported by
the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil).
Coordination: Finep, ABVCAP e Anprotec
Place: Banco do Brasil Auditorium (11th floor)
activity with simultaneous translation
Portuguese/English
Opening: Finep, Anprotec and ABVCAP
9:00
a.m.
Signature of the Anprotec & ABVCAP Cooperation Agreement
- Clóvis Benoni Meurer, president of ABVCAP
- Jorge Luis Nicolas Audy, vice-president of Anprotec
Panel 1: How to benefit from opportunities of investing in innovative companies
Moderator: Clovis Meurer, president of ABVCAP
9:30
a.m.
Presentations:
- Marcelo Rodrigues Almeida, partner and executive director at Brain Ventures
- Eiran Simis, consultant of Porto Digital/C.E.S.A.R
- José Eduardo Fiates, CEO of CVentures
Questions and answers
10:45
Break
p.m.
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Institutional partners:
Panel 2: Preparing the company to receive investments
Moderator: Bruno Rodrigues Camargo, analyst of the Equity Investment Department - Investment Area
of Finep
11:15
a.m. Presentations:
- Bernardo Portugal, founding shareholder of Confrapar Participações e Pesquisa S/A
- Clovis Meurer, president of ABVCAP
Questions and answers
12:30
Lunch
p.m.
Institutional speech Finep, Anprotec and ABVCAP
Presentation of the companies selected to the Seed Forum
2:00
p.m.
4:10
p.m.
- Policlay Nanotech Indústria e Comércio - Ceará Industrial Technology Foundation (NUTEC), CE
- Seu Condomínio Ltda. - Business Incubation Program of the Federal University of Goiás (Proine), GO
- Forebrain Neurotecnologia Ltda. - Incubator of Coppe/UFRJ, RJ)
- Ambidados Consultoria em Meio Ambiente Ltda. - Incubator of Coppe/UFRJ, RJ
- Welle Tecnologia Laser Ltda. - Business Center for the Development of Advanced Technologies (CELTA), SC
- ColOff Industrial Ltda. - Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Technology Center (Cietec), SP
- Limpgas Tecnologia em Descarte de Gases Industriais Ltda. - Development Company of Campinas High
Technology Pole (Ciatec), SP
- XBot C. Associados Equipamentos Eletrônicos Ltda. - Technology Business Incubation Center (Cinet), SP
- Sollis Soluções Integradas a Saúde Ltda. - Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Technology Center (Cietec), SP
- Bioware Desenvolvimento de Tecnologia de Energia e Meio Ambiente Ltda. - Business Incubator of
Unicamp, SP
Networking Coffee
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Supported by:
Institutional partners:
Internationalization of Innovative Enterprises
Forum - Business without borders
Anprotec and Apex-Brasil will present the Innovative
Enterprises Internationalization Support System project,
called “Land2Land”. The event will also feature corporate
internationalization success stories provided by innovation
habitats in Brazil and abroad.
Coordinators: Tony Chierighini and Sérgio Risola, directors at
Anprotec, and representative of Apex-Brazil.
Place: Banco do Brasil Auditorium (9th floor)
activity with simultaneous translation
Portuguese/English
9:00
a.m.
Opening
representatives of Apex-Brazil and Anprotec
Presentation of the Project to Support the Internationalization of Innovative Ventures
José Eduardo Fiates, board member at Anprotec
Panel 1: Success cases - Landing safely in a new country
Moderator: Tony Chierighini, director at Anprotec
9:30
a.m.
Presentations:
- Guilherme Stark, director at Reason Tecnologia S.A
- Fábio Krohn, director at Pandorga Technologies
- Mauro Moura Baptista dos Santos, general manager of ThoughtWorks in Recife
- Antonini Puppin-Macedo, director of Operations and Research coordinator at Boeing Brazil
Questions and answers
10:45
Break
a.m.
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Panel 2: Programs supporting the internationalization of companies
Moderator: Tony Chierighini, director at Anprotec
Presentations:
- CNPq and the instruments supporting the internationalization of Brazilian companies
Guilherme Sales Melo, director of Engineering, Exact Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences of the
11:15
National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq)
a.m.
- Apex-Brazil’s Business Centers abroad
Apex-Brasil’s representative (to be confirmed)
- Attraction of Innovation Investments to Brazil Project
Marcos Vinicius de Souza, Innovation director at Ministry of Development, Industry, and Foreign Trade
(MDIC)
Presentation of the land2land Web Platform: How it works and how to participate
12:30
Lunch
p.m.
Panel 3: The challenges of internationalization for innovation habitats
Moderator: Sérgio Risola, director of Anprotec
2:00
p.m.
Presentations:
- Helge Neumann, executive manager for the Development of Companies at Berlin Adlershof Science
Park, Germany
- Roberto Astor Moschetta, director at PUCRS Science and Technology Park (Tecnopuc), Brazil
- Francisco Saboya Albuquerque Neto, president of Porto Digital, Brazil
- Obi Okwuadigbo, assistant-director at Coventry University Technology Park, United Kingdom
Questions and answers
3:30
p.m.
Break
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Panel 4: International experiences with soft landing programs
Moderator: to be defined
4:00
p.m.
4:50
p.m.
5:00
p.m.
Presentations:
- Michael Rosen, senior vice president of Forest City’s Science + Technology Group, USA
- Vera Barracho, project coordinator of the European Business Innovation Centre Network (EBN)
- Sara Monteiro, project coordinator of the RYME Reativação das PMEs Inovação e Internacional Projetc,
Portugal (to be confirmed)
Formalization ceremony of the innovation environments adhesion to the platform land2land
Closing arguments
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Graduated Companies’ Forum - Overcoming
barriers
This forum is designed to unite companies that have
graduated from Brazilian business incubators, investors
and fostering agencies in order to discuss important
competitiveness themes, such as internalization and founding.
The objective is to contribute, from experiences exchange
and networks extension, to the proposition of strategies for
the entrepreneurship and innovation barriers breakthrough.
Coordinators: Fernando Kreutz, founder and president of
FK Biotec and board member at Anprotec, and Maria Alice
Lahorgue, general director of the Christiano Becker Institute.
Place: Banco do Brasil Room (9th floor)
9:00
a.m.
Opening
Sheila Oliveira Pires, executive director at Anprotec, and Ênio Duarte Pinto, manager of Sebrae’s Unit
for Acess to Innovation and Technology
Round Table: Overcoming barriers - Lessons learned
Moderator: Ênio Duarte Pinto, manager of Sebrae’s Unit for Access to Innovation and Technology
9:20
a.m.
Guests:
- Bruno Mello, founding partner and CEO at M4U
- Wilsa Atella, director at Ambidados
- Mervyn Lowe, founding partner and CEO at P3D Educação
- Baltazar Neto, Fotosensores Tecnologia’s founder
- Aldenor Martins, director at Signove Tecnologia S.A.
Debates
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10:45
Break
a.m.
Panel 1: Resources for enterpreneuring: existing resources in Brazil and how to start - Government
sources
Moderator: Rafael Lucchesi, director of Education and Technology of the National Confederation of
Industry (to be confirmed)
Presentations:
- FINEP’s product portfolio to support innovative companies
11:15 Marcelo Nicolas Camargo, head of the Department of Subsidy Operations of the Brazilian Innovation
Agency (Finep)
a.m.
- Loan portfolio of Banco do Brasil to support innovative companies
Mauricio Rafael Santa Cruz, regional superintendent of Banco do Brasil in Pernambuco (to be confirmed)
- BNDES’ product portfolio to support innovative companies
Felipe Maciel, economist of the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES)
- The companies’ side: experience in obtaining foster resources from public officials
Francisco Ferreira, founding partner and director at Affero Lab
Questions and answers
12:30
Lunch
p.m.
Panel 2: Private investments and capital markets - Opportunities for innovative companies
Moderator: Paulo Cesar R. C. Alvim, manager of Sebrae’s Unit for Access to Markets and Financial
Services
2:00
p.m.
Presentations:
- The different ways to invest and how to attract interest to your company
Sidney Chameh, founding partner of DGF Investimentos
- Acceleration of innovative companies
Andre Ghinatti, executive director at Wow Aceleradora
- IPO in Brazil - what are the challenges?
Edna Holanda, company prospecting manager at BM&FBOVESPA
(to be continued)
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(continuation)
2:00
p.m.
Statements from companies:
- Paulo Sérgio Campos, Feixe Tecnologia’s founder and CEO at Mais Fluxo
- Marcos Lichtblau, founding partner at Automatisa
- Roberto Ribeiro da Cruz, CEO at Pixeon Medical Systems
Questions and answers
Panel 3: Internationalization of Companies – Starting to operate outside Brazil
Moderator: Marcos Vinicius de Souza, Innovation director at Ministry of Development, Industry, and
Foreign Trade (MDIC)
3:10
p.m.
Programs supporting the internationalization of companies:
- Apex-Brasil (to be confirmed)
- Diego Bonomo, executive manager of the Foreign Trade Unit of the National Confederation of
Industry (CNI)
Statements from companies:
- Augusto Guimarães, founder and director at Nuteral
- Guilherme Stark, director at Reason Tecnologia S.A.
- Giovane Zanardo, CFO at Grupo RPH
Questions and answers
4:15
p.m.
Value proposition: Graduated Companies’ Forum - Joining efforts to generate competitiveness
Fernando Kreutz, founder and president of FK Biotec and board member at Anprotec
4:30
p.m.
Networking Coffee
This activity is exclusive to graduated companies
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Minicourse - Intelligent Parks: how to transform
your science park into an intelligent region
Time: 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Place: Banco do Brasil Room (9th floor)
Instructor: Eduardo Moreira da Costa (photo), general director
at ÁgoraLab (UFSC, PUC-Rio)
Purpose
The course aims to provide the participants with concepts regarding the so-called “human smart cities” and
how this affects the development of technological parks, either in operation or in project and implementation
phases.
Subject
Most of Brazil’s technological parks in operation was developed based on the reasoning,still followed by
Brazilian cities, thathome, leisure and work must be located in separate places. Similar to industrial districts in
the 60s and 70s, the parks were formed far from the cities, considering that the employees would reach the
workplace by driving their own vehicles or by coaches.
With the urban crisis caused by the excess of vehicles and constant traffic congestion, this model must be
revised, using the set of principles that have recentlybeencalled “Human Smart Cities (or regions)” (HSC).
TheHSC concepthas been spread mainly in Europeand, at slower pace, in United States. The idea is that the
city should be planned as a set of regions where citizens can perform all their basic functions within a small
region of approximately one-mile diameter, which corresponds to an 8 million sq. m. area. Thus, citizens can
live, work, have relations with each other and have fun only half an hour on foot from anywhere.
The course will discuss how these concepts can be applied to the technological park (and other appropriate
districts and regions), so that it can become an intelligent region and the embryo of the transformation of an
entire city into a more human and smart place.
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Target public
Managers of technological parks in any phase of operations, managers of business incubators, public
executives, university professors related to innovation and other persons interested in the concepts regarding
human smart cities.
Structure
The duration of the course is three and half hours. The first part is the presentation, followed by group work
and the presentation of ideas about the seven concepts regarding human smart cities.
About the instructor
Eduardo Moreira da Costa is general director of ÁgoraLab (International Multi-Institutional Laboratory for
the Production and Sharing of Knowledge about Human Smart Cities),with offices in Florianópolis (Federal
University of Santa Catarina - UFSC), Campinas (Telecommunication Research and Development Center CPqD) and Rio de Janeiro (Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro - PUC-Rio) andindependent advisor.
Writer of the book Global E-commerce Strategies for Small Businesses (MIT Press, 2001), published in English,
Chinese and Japanese (from 2001 to 2003), he is also professor of the Department of Knowledge Engineering
and Management of UFSC and IAG School of Businessof PUC-Rio. Costa is founder and coordinator of the first
MBA in e-Gov in the country, the MeGA, andadvisor of the Inter-American Development Bank - IDB, World
Bank and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in smart cities, innovation,
electronic businesses and electronic government. In the United States, he was visiting scholar at Harvard
Universityfrom 1997 to 2002. In Brazil, he was innovation director at Funding Authority for Studies and
Projects - FINEP (2007-2010), developer of PRIME and JURO ZERO programs, officer ofthe National Counsel
of Technological and Scientific Development - CNPq (1993-1997), developer of SOFTEX 2000 program for
incentive to Brazilian export of software and researcher of CPqD of TELEBRÁS. Costa is electrical engineer,
with a master’s degree in computer science from Federal University of Minas Gerais - UFMG and Ph.D. in
electronics from Universityof Southampton, inEngland. He is also member of the Order of Scientific Merit of
the Brazilian Government (2010), advisor of entities, member of the Board of Directors of three companies
(ALGAR, SENIOR Sistemas and HOPLON) and lecturer renowned in Brazil and abroad in innovation, smart
cities and entrepreneurship fields.
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Sebrae Innovation Forum
Geared towards Sebrae System for professional and business
incubator managers, this forum will present an overview of
good practices developed in Europe and Brazil.
Theme: Good practices for the management of business incubators
Coordinator: Ênio Duarte Pinto, manager of Sebrae’s Unit of
Acess to Inovation and Technology
Place: Espaço Di Branco
activity with simultaneous translation
Portuguese/English
9:00
a.m.
Opening
Glaucia Zoldan, assistent-manager of Sebrae’s Unit for Acess to Innovation and Technology, and Gisa
Melo Bassalo, director at Anprotec
Table 1: Global Panorama of Business Incubators - What is new?
Moderator: Guilherme Ary Plonski, board member at Anprotec
9:30
a.m.
Guests:
- Philippe Vanrie, CEO at European Business Innovation Centre Network (EBN), Belgium
- José Alberto Sampaio Aranha, member of Anprotec’s Extended Leaders Group
Discussions/Closing arguments
10:30 Break
a.m.
Table 2: Lessons from aboard - Best practices in Europe
Moderator: Luís Afonso Bermúdez, board member at Anprotec
11:00 Cases:
- Open Innovation: Frank Kistemaker, manager of the Business Incubator of Brainport Development,
a.m. Netherlands
- Industrial spin off: Luc Peeters, CEO at Innotek, Belgium
- Angel Network: Frank Roche, chairman of the Dublin Business and Innovation Centre, Ireland
Discussion/Closing arguments
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12:30
Lunch
p.m.
Table 3: Brazil’s sucessful experiences
Moderator: Glaucia Zoldan, assistent-manager of Sebrae’s Unit for Acess to Innovation and Technology
2:00
p.m.
Cases:
- Investment funds for innovative companies: José Eduardo Fiates, director at CVentures
- Innovation incentive program: Anizio Dutra Vianna, manager of the Unit for Acess to Innovation and
Sustainability of Sebrae/MG
- Sebrae and start-ups: Marcio Brito, analyst of the Collective Service Unit
- Maturity model of incubators - Cerne: Carlos Eduardo Negrão Bizzotto, project coordinator at Anprotec
Discussion/Closing arguments
3:30
p.m.
Break
Table 4: Conclusion and Challenges - Talk show
Animator: José Eduardo Fiates, board member at Sebrae and Anprotec
4:00
p.m.
4:40
p.m.
Guests:
- Guilherme Ary Plonski, board member at Anprotec
- Luís Afonso Bermúdez, board member at Anprotec
- Glaucia Zoldan, assistent-manager of Sebrae’s Unit for Acess to Innovation and Technology
Launch of the Avance! Corporate Game
Cooperation Sebrae & Anprotec
Conclusion
- Carlos Alberto dos Santos, technical director at Sebrae
- José Eduardo Fiates, board member at Sebrae and Anprotec
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Launch
SILVIO M EIRA , 58 anos, nasceu em Taperoá, Paraíba. Engenheiro [Eletrônica, ITA,
‘77], MSc [Computação, UFPE, ‘81] e PhD [Computing, UKC, ‘85], é professor titular de Engenharia de Software do Centro de Informática da UFPE e Batuquei-
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FUNDADOR DO C.E.S.A.R E DO PORTO DIGITAL DO R ECIFE, DOUTOR EM COMPUTAÇÃO NA I NGLATERRA...
Silvio Meira está no epicentro da revolução digital desde da época em que os computadores
não tinham esse nome. Em 1973, quando escreveu sua primeira linha de código, a máquina
tinha 32 k de memória e era maior que uma Kombi.
Ao contrário do estereótipo do nerd pálido, curvado e tímido, que passa o dia colado
na tela, Silvio tem a fala solta e o físico de triatleta. Como certos pernambucanos da gema,
nasceu na Paraíba. O “cabra” – expressão que ele usa a dar com o pau – não esconde o título
honorífico de que mais se orgulha na carreira: batuqueiro titular do Cabra Alada, grupo de
maracatu do Carnaval recifense.
Numa das nossas longas conversas de “engenheiro” nessas duas décadas de amizade
[sim, também sou engenheiro formado na POLI], caiu uma ficha: ambos somos netos de avós
iletrados que levaram a vida na roça, longe de tudo, enfrentando uma natureza que não
conheciam, sem provedores de acesso para buscar respostas às perguntas mais cabeludas.
Quantas diferenças e oportunidades em relação ao que temos hoje diante de nossos olhos...
Falta algo a dizer sobre Silvio Meira? Sim, o essencial: trata-se de um homem com a
virtude da absoluta generosidade com o conhecimento. Que cada um de nós, participantes
deste momento de mudanças rápidas e radicais, as maiores da história humana, saibamos
reconhecer, processar e compartilhar essa virtude rara do “cabra”. Boa leitura!
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