Ney M. de Vasconcellos
Ney Vasconcellos currently serves as the CEO for B3C - Active Corporate Coaching. B3C is a company that provides services for companies that need a turnaround and M&A support.
He was previously working as COO for Multi Holding (MH), the largest franchising educational system in Brazil, with more than 2.500 schools, nearly one million students in more than ten countries. Innovation has been the real challenge, as they move from printed books to interactive books, developing their own voice recognition system and audio/text synchronization.
In 2010 he was promoted to Executive Vice President for North America, Benteler Automotive (2010–2012). As head of North America division, Vasconcellos was chosen to develop a Supply Chain plan for the whole region. He reported to the regional president and to the main branch in Germany, the Company’s Managing Director/Board Member. Prior to his USA assignment, he held the position as Supply Chain Director for South America, for Benteler Automotive (2001–2010).
He received his Master Dgree in Business Administration, from Ohio University, USA. His research main topics was: (1)The Commoditization Effect; (2) Disruptive Technology - Innovation (Corporate Strategy), Behavioral Economics (application to M&A, Investment Decision, Valuation, ...)
Ney Vasconcellos is an American citizen, born in Brazil, and spent part of his life in USA New York, and holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from Stony Brook University. He worked for some companies in USA prior to attaining a Master Degree in Economics Engineering at Kyoto University, Japan. He also worked for Kyoto Seisakusho, Japan, while he was doing his research for the master degree at Kyoto University (1995–1997). In 1997 he was recruited by Navistar - Iochpe Maxion Group as Supply Chain Manager.
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- "Ney Vasconcellos". CEO for B3C Active Corporate Coaching.
- "Ney Vasconcellos Automotive Business Executive". Who are the Executives of Autoparts Market.
- "Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty-Supporting Business Strategy". Retrieved 2008. Check date values in:
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- "International Journal of Production Research". Article: Life Cycle Cost Model for Acquisition of Automated Systems - 1999; by Vasconcellos, Ney & Yoshimura, Masataka.
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