Cubo Mentoring: Ludimila Mangili - Agenda Junho
- Date
- 2026-06-12
- Location
- São Paulo, SP, Brazil
- Host
- CUBO Mentoring
About this event
If you value direct access to experienced founders and operators, this mentoring session is the kind of morning that can move your next decision forward. Cubo Mentoring: Ludimila Mangili - Agenda Junho creates space for practical conversation, sharper questions, and real connection in person in São Paulo. This is not a passive meetup where you sit back and listen from a distance. It is a community-driven mentoring moment built for people who want insight they can actually use, whether that means pressure-testing an idea, getting unstuck on a challenge, or expanding the quality of their network. About the Event Cubo Mentoring is designed to bring people together around learning, exchange, and meaningful professional connection. With Ludimila Mangili leading this June agenda, the event centers on mentorship in a format that feels personal, focused, and relevant to people actively building, exploring, or contributing to the startup and innovation ecosystem. Because this is an in-person event in São Paulo, the value goes beyond information. You will be in the room with other attendees who are showing up with similar goals: to learn something useful, ask better questions, and meet people who can widen their perspective. The mentoring context matters here. Rather than broad, generic inspiration, the focus is more likely to be on practical thinking, lived experience, and conversations that help attendees connect ideas to action. That makes this a strong fit for people who want clarity, context, and honest input. What to Expect Expect a morning meetup format with mentoring and networking at the center. The event begins at 9:30 AM GMT-3 on Friday, June 12, making it easy to fit into the workday while still creating enough space for substantive conversation. While the exact session breakdown is not listed, attendees should come prepared for a format that may include: A welcome moment to frame the mentoring agenda Time for insight-sharing or guided conversation with Ludimila Mangili Opportunities to ask questions and bring real challenges to the discussion Informal networking with fellow community members before, during, or after the main session What makes this kind of gathering valuable is the mix of structure and spontaneity. There is usually enough direction to keep the conversation useful, but enough openness for the most relevant topics in the room to surface naturally. Because the event is connected to community and networking, you can also expect the side conversations to matter. The people you meet in the room may become collaborators, sounding boards, or simply valuable new contacts who understand the same market, pace, and challenges you do. Why Attend The strongest reason to attend is simple: good mentoring can shorten your learning curve. A single useful question, reframed problem, or practical perspective can save time, reduce uncertainty, and help you make your next move with more confidence. This event is especially compelling if you are tired of surface-level networking. Being part of a mentoring-focused gathering gives you a better reason to connect with people. You are not just exchanging introductions; you are entering a conversation grounded in growth, experience, and shared ambition. You may walk away with: A clearer view of a challenge you are currently facing Better questions to ask about your business, career, or next step Practical perspective from someone with relevant experience New connections inside São Paulo's broader innovation and startup community More momentum than you had before you arrived There is also real value in showing up physically. In-person events create room for nuance, trust, and natural interaction that is difficult to replicate online. If the quality of your professional network matters to you, being in the room can make a measurable difference. Practical Details Location: In person in São Paulo, Brazil. If you are based in the city or nearby, this is a strong opportunity to engage face to face with the local community. Date and time: Friday, June 12 at 9:30 AM GMT-3. Since it starts in the morning, plan to arrive a little early so you can settle in, meet other attendees, and make the most of the networking environment before the session gets underway. A few smart ways to prepare: Bring one or two specific questions you would genuinely like help thinking through Be ready to introduce yourself clearly and briefly Carry context on your current project, role, or goals so conversations can go deeper faster Leave some margin in your schedule afterward in case the best conversations happen at the end If you want a community-oriented event with substance, not just attendance, this is a strong way to spend a Friday morning. Come ready to listen carefully, contribute thoughtfully, and make the most of a mentoring setting built around real exchange.
Who should attend
This is for people who want more than casual networking and are ready to show up with curiosity, questions, and a clear interest in growth. - You are building a startup, project, or new initiative and want practical perspective from a mentoring environment. - You work in innovation, tech, community, or adjacent ecosystems and want to strengthen your connections in São Paulo in a more intentional setting. - You are early in your journey and looking for exposure to more experienced thinking, better questions, and grounded advice. - You are navigating a specific challenge in your business or career and would benefit from hearing how others frame decisions, tradeoffs, and next steps. - You value in-person conversations because they help you build trust faster and turn introductions into real relationships. - You enjoy community spaces where learning and networking happen together, and where showing up prepared can lead to tangible takeaways. If you like events that combine access, exchange, and local connection, you will likely feel well placed here.