- Otacílio Coser Foundation

The Otacílio Coser Foundation’s mission is to connect different actors in society to broaden young people’s access to opportunities, from basic education to the world of work.

With CoimexPar as its main sponsor and a network of other companies that believe in youth as a driving force for a more prosperous and productive country, the Foundation carries out initiatives to encourage the completion of high school and the beginning of professional life in the formal sector. Thus, it seeks to contribute to overcoming chronic processes of social exclusion.

Since 2023, it has reached 218,000 young people from 251 public schools in four states through the Escolaí Program. Since 1999, its operating model has proposed a new approach to effective social responsibility, inspired by the commitment and entrepreneurial legacy of Otacílio Coser.

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- WE SUPPORT -

The Coimex Group proudly supports programs that reflect its commitment to social responsibility and its ongoing desire to contribute to a better Brazil.

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT

A non-profit association founded by the private sector, Junior Achievement aims to inspire entrepreneurial spirit in young people while they are still in school, encouraging their personal development. It provides young people with a clear understanding of the business world and facilitates their entry into the job market through carefully designed educational programs tailored to students of different age groups. The organization carries out its projects through partnerships with schools and volunteers eager to share their knowledge and experiences.
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FAMILY BUSINESS NETWORK (FBN)

The FBN (Family Business Network) is the world’s largest organization of business families, fostering the success, longevity, and sustainability of family-owned enterprises. Founded in 1989 in Lausanne, Switzerland, it currently brings together over 3,600 business families and 12,000 members, including 5,000 from the next generations (NxG), across 33 chapters in 65 countries. Brazil ranks as the fifth most significant chapter for FBN worldwide, with 18 years of history, 830 members, and 180 associated business families.
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The IBGC

The Instituto Brasileiro de Governança Corporativa (IBGC) is a non-profit organization that serves as Brazil's main reference for developing best practices in Corporate Governance. Currently, it hosts the activities of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) in Brazil, is part of the Latin American Corporate Governance Institutes Network (IGCLA), and the Global Network of Director Institutes (GNDI), a group that unites institutes related to governance and boards of directors worldwide. Since November 27, 1995, the institute has contributed to sustainable performance and influenced societal actors towards greater transparency, fairness, and responsibility.
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