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About the school
FGV EBAPE, a School of Excellence
FGV EBAPE has more than 70 years of innovative and pioneering teaching and research. It is the main reference in administration in Brazil and is known for its strong orientation towards
The school achieved the highest scores in the quality assessment from the Brazilian Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel of the Ministry of Education (CAPES/MEC), obtained international accreditations, and established valuable partnerships with distinguished international institutions, consolidating its high quality and providing cutting-edge education for students at different stages of their careers.
FGV EBAPE is also a state-of-the-art knowledge hub, carrying out research of great applicability and highly relevant to society’s evolution.

Accreditations
FGV EBAPE is well-known worldwide for its teaching excellence, assertive methodology, and exceptional faculty team.. An aspect that indicates all these characteristics is the achievement of globally recognized accreditations designed to assess educational institutions’ high standards and quality. .
Documents
Statute of FGV
Code of Ethics and Conduct
School Rules of Procedures
Institutional Development Plan
Authorization Acts
Self-Assessment Committee (CPA)
FGV EBAPE has a self-assessment Committee (CPA) responsible for coordinating the internal evaluation process, systematizing and providing important information and data. The CPA complies with Federal Law 10861, of April 14, 2004, which established the National System for the Evaluation of Higher Education (SINAES).
In compliance with Technical Note INEP/DAES/CONAES 65/2014, the school’s self-assessment process includes five axes:
1. Planning and Evaluation
2. Institutional Development
3. Academic Policies
4. Management Policies
5. Physical Infrastructure
The Self-Assessment Committee (CPA) is made up of representatives of the academic community and businesses, government, and nonprofit sectors. The CPA promotes the school’s self-assessment to identify potentialities and challenges, correct directions, and strengthen academic participation.
The 2021/2022 CPA members are:
2021 - 2023 Triennium reports
2018 - 2020 Triennium reports
Please feel free to e-mail the CPA at: cpa.ebape@fgv.br.
International Advisory Board
FGV EBAPE works to maintain the teaching standards of the best business schools worldwide by increasingly expanding its international operations. The International Advisory Board was created in this context, bringing the school closer to executives and directors of renowned international institutions.
The International Advisory Board offers strategic directions to FGV EBAPE, discussing academic aspects, program improvement, and topics related to careers and corporate relations.
Diversity Committee
Diversity and inclusion are core values
The mission of the Diversity Committee is to promote and support a diverse and welcoming environment that opens space for a multiplicity of visions and perspectives in all activities at FGV EBAPE.
Faculty Representatives:
Professor Yuna Souza dos Reis da Fontoura
Professor Hélio Arthur Reis Irigaray
Professor Alexandre de Almeida Faria
Professor Fatima Bayma de Oliveira
Representatives of the technical-administrative staff:
Darliny Maria Amorim de Sousa Oliveira
Danusa Santos de Vasconcellos
Carlos Victor Moura Fé Loos
Alumni Council
The FGV EBAPE’s Alumni Council was created to provide strategic direction to FGV EBAPE, focusing on the continuous development of research and practice in administration. The Alumni Council contributes to keeping the school among the leading higher education institutions in the world.
The Council expands FGV EBAPE’s connection with the market due to the vision and experience of its alumni, who are professionals in leadership positions of large organizations. Thus, the synergy between the school, organizations, and society increases, expanding the opportunities for students and alumni to enter the labor market.
Strategic Plan
FGV EBAPE’s five-year strategic plan (from 2021 to 2025) seeks to reposition the organization in the market, incorporate new brand attributes, prioritize, renew, and launch new programs, and pursue opportunities to achieve operational excellence.
The plan was drawn from an extensive consultation process conducted between October 2020 and March 2021, involving faculty, students, staff, alumni, and market representatives. The participants offered valuable input, complemented by high-level secondary research to understand how the best business schools in the world are positioning themselves.
The central objective of the work was to develop a unified vision of the future and establish a strategic direction, ratifying and rectifying the plan of initiatives currently in force.
The strategic plan was structured to address three lines of action:
Drive growth based on new endeavors
Build an aspirational (widely known and distinctive) brand: premier, international, socially responsible, entrepreneurial, and innovative – content delivery must live up to the brand.
Adjust the focus to broaden practice-oriented businesses, prioritizing undergraduate programs (both traditional and technological) as a driver for increasing volume and restructuring underperforming programs.
Increase penetration in the private sector (B2B).
Design and implement FGV EBAPE’s Venture Lab, fostering university entrepreneurship.
Covering the blanks – DBA, lifelong learning, modular programs (unbundling) – for further growth.
Adjust existing initiatives so that they are levers for growth
Adjust the functions of the academic coordinator so this professional works as a product manager/program director.
Continue working on improving communication (internal and external).
Constantly evaluate compensation, metrics, and incentives to attract and retain a diverse, highly engaged, responsible, and productive faculty.
Digitization and automation of processes to increase productivity.
Promote synergies between programs and departments (appoint a person in charge).
Design and implement a new student journey at FGV EBAPE (pre/during/post).
Defend areas of competitive advantage
Promote and support the school’s reputation of excellence in research.
Expand leadership in international presence, deepening existing relationships.
Maintain and advance quality and accreditation ratings.
Deepen the market-leading position in the public sector.
The strategic plan defines six main paths:
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Constant pursuit of academic distinction: upholding outstanding teaching and research reputation, well-established international networks, and privileged market position in the public sector. Attract, train, and retain a diverse, highly engaged, responsible and productive faculty.
2
Continue expanding international presence in research and teaching: recover space in Latin America and establish new cooperation efforts in developed and emerging markets (particularly in Portuguese Africa, and Asia).
3
Gradual repositioning of FGV EBAPE’s presence in the market to be an aspirational brand (widely known and distinguished), reinforcing the following attributes: premier, academically strong, international, socially responsible, entrepreneurial, and innovative. The go-to-market strategy and content delivery must be adjusted according to these attributes. Design and implement a new, distinctive, high-level experience for FGV EBAPE students.
4
Intensify connections with the industry, particularly the private sector, improving the dialogue between the school and the corporate world, bridging the gap between theory and practice, responding to real-world needs, exploring market-sensitive fields in teaching and research, and leveraging high-class applied research (e.g., FGV EBAPE’s Venture Lab). Preserve the leadership position in the public sector.
5
Strengthen practice-oriented programs by prioritizing undergraduate programs as an engine of growth, restructuring underperformers, planning to launch a DBA program, and looking for opportunities to offer lifelong learning.
6
Improve operational excellence with automation, digitization, business intelligence, and leveraging existing FGV EBAPE assets. Synergies between programs and support functions to drive quality, productivity, and engagement. Adjust the curriculum to reflect the new positioning (international, socially responsible, entrepreneurial, and innovative). Gradually progressing from the role of academic coordinator to product manager/program director.
Onde Estamos
Botafogo
Edifício Ministro Roberto Campos
R. Jorn. Orlando Dantas, 30 - Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro.
Barra da Tijuca
Centro Empresarial Mario Henrique Simonsen (CEMHS)
Av. das Américas, 3434 / Bl. I - Barra da Tijuca , Rio de janeiro.



