Early Life
Clóvis Ermírio de Moraes is part of the fourth generation of the Ermírio de Moraes family, which founded the Votorantim Group. The Votorantim fortune began in 1918 with José Ermírio de Moraes's purchase of a textile factory in São Paulo. Clóvis's mother, Maria Helena Moraes Scripilliti, held 25% of the company before passing her stakes to her four children. This established a family tradition of involvement in the company, which continues to this day.
Rise to Success
Clóvis Ermírio de Moraes began his career within the Votorantim Group in 1980, holding various positions and contributing to the company's strategic growth. The Votorantim Group is a diversified conglomerate with interests in cement, finance, aluminum, energy, and mining. Clóvis's career mirrors his family's dedication to maintaining the company's success and influence. He currently serves as a director at Hejoassu Administracao, the family's holding company.
Key Business Strategies
Votorantim has focused on disciplined capital allocation and portfolio diversification across different geographic locations and sectors. The company's strategy includes a long-term investment approach and strong governance. Votorantim has a well-established corporate governance structure that involves ownership, family, and business-led bodies. The company is committed to operating with integrity and contributing to positive social and environmental impacts.
Philanthropy
While specific amounts of philanthropic contributions are not readily available in the provided search results, the Votorantim Group, under the broader family name, has a history of supporting various social and environmental initiatives. Votorantim has also partnered with organizations focused on sustainable development and environmental conservation.
