Eduardo Musa is a Brazilian entrepreneur and CEO known for his exceptional business acumen and leadership skills. He has made a name for himself in the corporate world through his diverse experience across top companies in various sectors. Eduardo studied Mechanical Engineering at the Escola Politécnica da USP before proceeding to the University of Pennsylvania to earn an MBA, specializing in Corporate Governance and Finances. He has also taken courses on Boards That Lead and Corporate Governance at The Wharton School. Over the years, Eduardo has held various positions of leadership and executive roles in organizations such as Davinci Micromobilidade, Yellow, Caloi, Santander Brasil, and OfficeMax Brasil. Before his current position, he founded and led CASAMUSA, a furniture company, which he later sold to form Yellow, a bike-share company. During his leadership term at Caloi, he played a significant role in ensuring the company was the market leader in producing bikes in Brazil, thanks to his position as Vice President of the Bike Segment at ABRACICLO- Associação Brasileira dos Fabricantes de Bicicletas e Similares and SIMEFRE-FIESP before it. Eduardo has also previously served on the Advisory Board at Wharton Clube Do Brasil and the Executive Board for Latin America at The Wharton School.

Eduardo Musa's efforts and dedication have not gone unnoticed, as he was recognized as the STARTUP CEO of the year by Valor Economico, a leading Brazilian Business Newspaper, in 2019. Eduardo is an expert in corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, finance strategy, entrepreneurship, and leadership. He has a vast range of interests, including micromobility, sustainable transportation, and tech-led innovation.