For 25 years, LIDE has established itself as a space where leaders unite for development

LIDE's 25th anniversary

LIDE's 25th anniversary

Upon reaching its 25th anniversary in 2026, LIDE solidifies its position as Brazil's premier business leadership network. The organization has evolved beyond mere connections into a global "soft power" ecosystem, bridging the Brazilian private sector's strength with key international decision centers like New York, London, and Beijing.

Present across all Brazilian regions, LIDE democratizes high-level discourse while aligning regional economic strengths with national priorities. This unparalleled footprint empowers agribusiness, industrial, and tech leaders with active influence, converting principled partnerships into tangible nationwide development.

Guided by Global CEO João Doria Neto and Chairman Luiz Fernando Furlan, LIDE drives essential corporate diplomacy. Its Strategic Board of top-tier minds functions as a forward-looking intelligence hub, anticipating trends and catalyzing global investments—now representing over 52% of Brazil’s private GDP.

LIDE’s future is hybrid and proactive. Complementing trust-building in-person gatherings, the group pioneers proprietary content and advanced digital platforms. It launches its next 25 years as an indispensable, omnipresent knowledge hub for steering economic and societal trajectories.

+52% private GDP

Companies affiliated with LIDE represent more than half of the national private economy.

2.000+ Global companies

An exclusive community that brings together the leading presidents and C-level executives in the market.

22 countries Across 5 continents

Direct presence in the major decision-making centers, from New York to Beijing and Dubai.

39 sectors of the economy

Comprehensive multi-sectoral coverage through thematic committees and strategic intelligence.

+40 events per year

An intense schedule of forums and seminars that keeps the dialogue active and constructive.

100% national Total clarity

The only group with branches in every region of Brazil, connecting the country from end to end.