Brasil Júnior’s Presentation Brazilian Confederation of Junior Enterprises
Brasil Júnior
Junior Enterprise Movement in Brazil 1988 – the beginning of the JE Movement in Brazil
1993 - the first National Conference takes place in São Paulo
1995 – in less than 7 years, Brazil reaches the number of 100 JEs and has its firsts State Federations
2003 – foundation of Brasil Júnior 2
Junior Enterprise Movement in Brazil
Statistics
700
Junior Enterprises
Top 10
21 years of history
National Meeting
Brazilian Universities
1100 people
15
20,000
Federations
students
Source: Brasil Júnior Census “Censo e Identidade 2008” (http://www.brasiljunior.org.br/listarArquivos.php)
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Brasil Júnior Strategy
Strategic guidelines Mission Statement
Vision
Values
Core Business
• Represent the Brazilian Junior Enterprise Movement and enhance it as an agent of development of entrepreneurs capable of changing the country.
• Strength the Junior Enterprise brand, regulating the JE Movement and widely promoting it to the society.
• Synergy • Transparency • Proud of being a Junior Entrepreneur • • • • •
• Entrepreneurial attitude • Commitment to results
Strength the Junior Enterprise brand; Achieve excellence in the management of the Network; Promote alignment of the Network and get its recognition; Enlarge the Network of Junior Enterprises in Brazil; Regulate the national Junior Enterprise Network.
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Brasil JĂşnior Strategy
15-year vision Internal Management
JE Movement
Society
2004-2006: Initial focus 2007-2009: Development 2010-2012: Consolidation 2013-onwards: Maintenance
2007-2009: Initial focus 2010-2012: Development 2013-2015: Consolidation 2016-onwards: Maintenance
2010-2012: Initial focus 2013-2015: Development 2016-2018: Consolidation 2019-onwards: Maintenance 5
Network structure
Distribution of JEs State Federations
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11 9 5 28 34
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11 State Federations 135 Junior Enterprises
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Federations in Confederation Process
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Organisational structure
Executive Board and Chairman Executive Board (Four Divisions)
President
Administrative - Financial Director
Communication Director
Development Director
Business and fundraising
Administrative
Publicity
Information
Institutional Relations
Information & Knowledge
Public Relations
Business Education
Internal Management
Supervisory Board
Chairman
State representatives
Regulation
Departments inside each Division
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Main projects
Presidency Strategic Management Planning and monitoring of long-term strategy.
Alliances Programme Fundraising, prospection and maintenance of partnerships.
Ambassador Programme International representation and knowledge exchange with European Confederations.
Representing the Junior Enterprise Movement at the National Youth Council, related to Brazil’s Presidency, where Brasil Júnior is a member.
Main projects
Administrative-Financial Division Brasil JĂşnior Seal Auditing the JEs to assure that all of them attend the minimum requirements established.
Candidates Federations
Monitoring and giving support to the State Federations not yet confederated and to the JEs of States that still do not have a Federation.
IT and Knowledge Management
Creating IT products to support Brasil JĂşnior activities and preserve knowledge inside the organisation.
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Main projects
Communication Division Media relations Opening channels of communication to promote Brasil
Júnior and the Junior Enterprise concept on the media.
Image and Branding
Marketing campaigns and visual identity for Brasil Júnior, its projects and products.
Brasil Júnior’s monthly newsletter.
Website
Brasil Júnior main communication channel with its stakeholders: www.brasiljunior.org.br.
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Main projects
Communication Division ENEJ – Encontro Nacional de Empresas Juniores
Senator Cristovam Buarque – Senator and Former Minister of Education – ENEJ 2008
Brazilian
National
Meeting
of
Junior
Enterprises, will have its 18th edition in 2010.
Fernando Henrique Cardoso – Former Brazilian President – ENEJ 2007
Every year, between 1.000 and 1.200 junior entrepreneurs attend the event, making it the largest Junior Enterprise event in the world.
Audience at the XVII ENEJ – Belo Horizonte, 2009 – 1.100 participants
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Main projects
Development Division Junior Enterprises Performance Measurement System, based on KPIs distributed in seven working areas of the JEs: Strategy, Market, Finances, People, Society, Junior Enterprise Movement and Projects.
State Federations Performance Measurement System, based on KPIs distributed in five working areas of the Federations: Regulation, Representation, Integration, Enlargement and Support.
Online database of JEs best practices.
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Main projects
Development Division Knowledge Wiki platform with information about the Junior Enterprise Movement and business concepts for JEs
Brasil Júnior’s guideline to Junior Initiatives, comparable to JADE’s
White Book, of the Rainbow Collection.
Censo & Identidade Census of Brazilian JEs and Junior Entrepreneurs.
Brasil Júnior’s online database with contact information and CVs of Junior Entrepreneurs and Alumni. 13
Partners
Building strong relationships Bain & Company is one of the largest Strategic Consulting companies in the world. They provide trainings and accurate advice in strategic management for Brasil Júnior.
FNQ – National Quality Foundation – is a reference in quality management in Brazil. They provide trainings in this area to Brasil Júnior and the Brazilian JEs.
MBA Empresarial is a Human Resources Consulting. They provide team building trainings and HR management advices to Brasil Júnior.
Empreender Endeavor is a non-profit organisation that aims at promoting Brazil’s sustainable development through innovative entrepreneurship.
Global Talent is a social network that aims at providing business education for students and recent-graduated people.
Abipe is a non-profit organisation that fosters international internship experiences in order to provide a global learning environment.
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Organisational structure
Executive Board and Chairman 2010 Tiago Mitraud – President presidencia@brasiljunior.org.br
Thaise Grando – Administrative-Financial Director admfin@brasiljunior.org.br Flávia Leal – Communication Director comunicacao@brasiljunior.org.br Felipe Flesch – Development Director desenvolvimento@brasiljunior.org.br Daniel Camurugy – Chairman presconselho@brasiljunior.org.br 15
Contacts
Ambassadors 2010.01 Team ambassador@brasiljunior.org.br JADE Office: +32 2 420 17 52 www.brasiljunior.org.br Luiz Angelo Gonรงalves
Miriam Ascenso
Naone Garcia
2010.02 Team luizangelo.cg miriam.ascenso
naone.garcia ao.falleiros felipe.camozzato Gustavo.ste
Alessandro Falleiros
Felipe Camozzato
Gustavo Stelczyk 16