Rubens Amaral

Rubens Amaral began his career in 1975 as a sales engineer at Siemens, specializing in Industrial Automation. By 1978, he had graduated as a Technology Engineer. Amaral transitioned to Allen Bradley (Rockwell) in 1981 and later to "Sistema Industrial" in 1986, where he progressed from Sales Manager to Sales Director.

In 1991, he ventured into the data communication market and took on the role of CEO at "Soluções Integradas Prolan", overseeing the company's development until 1995. During his tenure, Amaral played a crucial role in introducing Cabletron and Cisco Systems to the Brazilian market. Concurrently, he was invited to join the Engecom Group. With Engecom's acquisition by Bull (France) in 1995, he assumed the position of Network Director at Integris, Bull's system integration company.

Rubens Amaral established "Mtel Tecnologia" in 1997. By 1999, he was leading as the Country Manager for Arrow Point and later became the Director of Web Content Switches upon Cisco Systems' acquisition of Arrow Point in 2000. Between 2002 and 2007, as a partner at Mtel Tecnologia, Amaral served as the company's President. Currently, he leads "ZKT Participações", a holding company with interests across various sectors, including music, technology, and Club A Entertainment.