New videos will air addressing what changes in people management, growth, communication and institutional relationships
What is the New Economy? This corporate culture moves at the speed of emerging technologies, which is why it calls for a different business model so that companies have agile management, an eye for innovation and flexibility to change and keep up with the constant evolution of the world and consumer demands. .
To explain this concept, the CEO of iFood, Fabricio Bloisi, starred in a series of videos, the New Economy Recipe, with four episodes which you can access on the iFood News YouTube channel. In these first videos, he introduces himself and talks about the iFood management model and the secrets of your growth and answers whether iFood, after all, Is it a startup or a large company.
Now, the New Economy Recipe enters a new phase and will bring another video, in which four company executives will talk about how this concept is present in the daily lives of the different areas in which they work at iFood — and why this makes the difference in the business. Here's a little spoiler What they will cover:
Gustavo Vitti, Vice President of People and Sustainability
“We are very genuine with the people here. We try to bring transparency, dialogue and context to everything we do, so that people know what we are doing, what our intention is. People contribute a lot here, to innovations, growth, appetite for risk and to do different things.”
Bruno Henriques, Vice President of Growth
“We believe that data and artificial intelligence They are great drivers of growth to help us move forward in the future. We collect a lot of information outside the iFood environment to better understand the consumer profile, the trend, to direct innovations towards this path.”
Manuela Cherobim, Public Relations Manager
“In communication in the New Economy, we work on reputation in a customized way. New Economy companies are very concerned about the social impact that they generate and we work on this in communication, engaging society on the topic using data and technology”
João Sabino, Director of Public Policies
“iFood will never break the laws. iFood will comply with the laws and, in the case of regulations that we understand do not apply or are outdated, we will carry out institutional relations work with government authorities so that these regulations are improved for everyone.”
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