Economist Marcos Lisboa announced this Friday (7), in a meeting with managers of Insper, that he will leave the presidency of the school.
With the Lisbon decision, Insper begins the succession process, which should be completed over the next year.
Former Secretary of Economic Policy at the Ministry of Finance (2003-2005) and columnist for Sheet, Marcos Lisboa has been in charge of the Insper operation for almost ten years. He claims that his departure is a natural movement of the professional and life cycles.
Until the decision of a name to succeed him, the economist remains fully dedicated to Insper.
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