Holds a Master's degree equivalent in Electrical and Computers Engineer by IST – Instituto Superior Técnico / Universidade de Lisboa and an Advanced Management post-graduation ("PADE – Programa de Alta Direcção de Empresa”) by AESE / IESE Business School / University of Navarra.Presently, is “Advisory Board Member” at LUSOFLY.Has twenty three years of experience in Strategic Human Resources Management. Was "Senior Corporate HR Advisor" at Caixa Geral de Depósitos, "Senior Corporate HR Advisor" at HYPHEN - Digital Experience, “Head of Corporate University and Training” at NOS Group and “HR Services Director” at ZON Multimedia. Before, was the “HR Corporate Deputy Director” of Portugal Telecom SGPS and “HR Corporate Director” of its international sub-holding, PT Investimentos Internacionais.Previously, was the “Information and Technology Manager” of McKinsey & Company.Started his professional activity as “Systems Engineer” on electric (EDP Group and Tejo Energia Group) and automotive (Renault) sectors.Occasionally, also teaches, writes and collaborate in the writing of management books (e.g., "O Futuro do Trabalho na era da Disrupção Digital", “Disrupção Digital na Gestão de Pessoas”, "Modelização do Comportamento Humano em Robótica", "Detecção de Falhas no Barrilete de uma Central Termoeléctrica", "Humanator XXI", "Novo Humanator", “Empresas Familiarmente Responsáveis”) and writes management essays, papers and case-studies (e.g., “The Jaipur Foot”, three years The Case Centre best-selling case).In his free time invests in reading and self-developing. Wrote three travel books and a travel blog and also tries to find time to sports, photography, cinema and "electronics”. He is also an amateur radio ("CT2GOT") and was a member of the "Portuguese Federation of Touristic All Terrain". Likes to travel and plan, prepare and make a kind of family learning expeditions, with a classic "4x4" vehicle, departing from and returning to Portugal, in which they have travelled over thirty five countries in two continents (from a total of forty-four countries, on four continents, where they have already travelled in). Those road (and off-road) trips have already been highlighted in national and international publications.