Camila Gaudio

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"Camila Gaudio: Aruanã"

Camila Gaudio: Aruanã

"Before starting her entrepreneurial journey, Camila held a variety of roles in factories and engineering companies having graduated as a mechanical engineer in 2006, but even before this she had a strong desire to run her own business. Wanting to follow in her father’s footsteps who was also an entrepreneur, Camila joined her father’s business, Aruanã, in 2014.\r\nAruanã is a nature camp for kids located outside Sao Paulo. The company is strongly focused on sustainability, with school children visiting the camp to learn about SDGs. Aruanã&nbsp;employs many single mothers who are offered support with childcare and financial education.\r\nCamila graduated from the&nbsp;10,000 Women&nbsp;in 2016 and found the program to be a turning point, seeing the Growth Fellowship as an opportunity to gain expert advice and help her develop a marketing strategy to launch a new immersive English language camp for kids.\r\n"

Before starting her entrepreneurial journey, Camila held a variety of roles in factories and engineering companies having graduated as a mechanical engineer in 2006, but even before this she had a strong desire to run her own business. Wanting to follow in her father’s footsteps who was also an entrepreneur, Camila joined her father’s business, Aruanã, in 2014.
Aruanã is a nature camp for kids located outside Sao Paulo. The company is strongly focused on sustainability, with school children visiting the camp to learn about SDGs. Aruanã&nbsp;employs many single mothers who are offered support with childcare and financial education.
Camila graduated from the&nbsp;10,000 Women&nbsp;in 2016 and found the program to be a turning point, seeing the Growth Fellowship as an opportunity to gain expert advice and help her develop a marketing strategy to launch a new immersive English language camp for kids.

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