What they say
-
![]()
![]()
Antonio Arruda Neto PacificHe founded Pacific 10+ years ago and has led it as CEO ever since. It's a cybersecurity firm with a team of 60+ ethical hackers that has worked on some of Brazil's biggest breaches (reactive demand), including complex financial crimes, and also develop cybersecurity strategy for major companies (proactive demand). In his words:
"A self-hosted AI infrastructure solution is a no-brainer. It's not just a technological choice, but a strategic one, critical to the future of any company. Jumpad has a bold solution to it."
-
![]()
![]()
Fernanda Caloi LALAFernanda is an ex-Googler who helped launch Google for Startups in Brazil. Now, she leads LALA in Brazil as its inaugural CEO. LALA is a nonprofit that develops a new generation of ethical leaders across Latin America through highly selective leadership programs for young people aged 14 to 20. In her words:
"Selecting the right students is core to LALA. With Jumpad, we automated key parts of our 1,500+ applicant process, without losing what matters most: trust."
-
![]()
![]()
Roberto Dagnoni Mercado Bitcoin (MB)He has led MB for the past 7 years, with a previous solid track record from GRV R$2bn acquisition, and from the dealmaking behind CETIP's R$12bn merger with BM&FBovespa to form B3. As angel he has backed 70+ startups. On Jumpad, in his words:
"Speed is everything in a startup. But in crypto, risk is a given. That 's why governance is essential, the foundation of becoming a data‑driven company: getting real answers from our own data in seconds, not weeks. From there, the value compounds through knowledge capture and systems integration, all secured by our cyber team, driving faster, better decisions"
