Roger Agnelli

Brazilian banker and businessman

Roger Agnelli - Leaders & Politicians born 1959
Born

1959
67 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Brazil

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A Brazilian banker and businessman, held the position of CEO at Vale S.A., one of the largest mining companies in the world. Instrumental in transforming Vale into a global leader in the mining sector, focusing on iron ore and nickel production. Advocated for expansion and modernization, leading the company to significant growth during tenure. Under leadership, Vale achieved its highest revenues in 2011. Contributed to the strategic direction and international presence of the company before departing in 2011.

Served as CEO of Vale S.A.

Oversaw major expansion projects

Led Vale to record revenues in 2011

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