Held in Santos on June 12, the ENIP 2026 – Santos Stage brought together representatives from the port, logistics and foreign trade communities. The event promoted debates on innovation, sustainability, governance, digital transformation and economic development, strengthening integration among the sector's leading players.
Anderson Pomini highlights investments and modernization of Santos Port
During his participation in ENIP 2026 – Santos Stage, Anderson Pomini highlighted the advances in port management focused on infrastructure modernization, expansion of operational capacity and increased competitiveness of Santos Port.
The president emphasized the importance of investments in land access, dredging, technology and streamlining of processes, as well as the need to strengthen integration between public and private sectors to ensure sustainable growth of the port complex.
According to Pomini, Santos Port will continue to play a strategic role for Brazilian foreign trade, contributing to job creation and national economic development.
Helmuth Hofstatter addresses digital transformation in foreign trade
Representing Logcomex, Helmuth Hofstatter highlighted the growing importance of data intelligence and digitalization of foreign trade operations.
In his remarks, the executive stressed how technology has enabled greater logistics predictability, cost reduction and efficiency gains for importers, exporters and logistics operators.
Hofstatter also emphasized that digital transformation has ceased to be a trend and has become a necessity for companies wishing to maintain competitiveness in an increasingly connected global market.
Claudio Bastos reinforces the role of governance and transparency
The superintendent of Governance, Risks and Compliance at Santos Port Authority, Claudio Bastos, highlighted the importance of strengthening corporate governance mechanisms within public and private organizations.
During the meeting, Bastos addressed topics related to risk management, institutional integrity, regulatory compliance and transparency in administrative processes.
According to him, solid governance practices directly contribute to attracting investments, increasing partner confidence and improving organizational results.
Andreá Ribeiro emphasizes sustainability and ESG agenda
The sustainability and ESG coordinator at the Santos Commercial Association, Andreá Ribeiro, highlighted advances in environmental, social and governance practices in the business environment.
In her presentation, Andreá reinforced that the ESG agenda has ceased to be merely a competitive differentiator and has become integrated into the long-term strategy of organizations.
The specialist also emphasized the importance of environmental responsibility, social inclusion and adoption of sustainable practices to ensure the continuity of businesses linked to the port and logistics sector.
Lucio Lage presents logistics solutions and celebrates participation in the event
The executive director and founder of Process Log, Lucio Lage, took advantage of ENIP 2026 to present the company's work and share experiences from the logistics sector.
During his participation, he highlighted the importance of operational innovation, integration between transport modes and the use of technology to optimize logistics processes.
``` ```htmlLage also emphasized the relevance of ENIP as a space for networking, exchange of experiences and development of new business opportunities for companies in the sector.
Rafael Langoni analyzes economic development and regional competitiveness
Representing the Economic Research Foundation Institute of Santos, Rafael Langoni addressed issues linked to regional economic development and the competitiveness of Brazilian ports.
Langoni highlighted the need to expand investments in infrastructure, professional qualification and innovation to strengthen Santos Port's position on the international stage.
The executive also reinforced that sustainable growth in port activity generates positive impacts for the entire economic chain of Baixada Santista and Brazil.
Connection between different perspectives strengthened debates
The Santos stage of ENIP 2026 demonstrated convergence among fundamental themes for the sector's future: infrastructure, innovation, governance, sustainability, technology and economic development.
The presence of authorities, business leaders and experts provided a high-level environment for discussing solutions and building strategies capable of boosting Brazilian port and logistics competitiveness in the coming years.
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