New Unit to Be Led by Fernando Cunha, Who Brings Over 20 Years of Experience in Technology
According to a study by consultancy Tendências, the regional GDP of Brazil’s Central-West is expected to grow by 2.8% in 2025. If confirmed, it will be the only region in the country to accelerate this year. In light of this highly favorable scenario, Numen, a leading technology solutions company, has just announced the expansion of its operations in the region, with the opening of a new unit in Goiás. The goal over the coming months is to acquire 12 new clients.
Recognized for its innovative approach and consistent focus on results, Numen has built a 16-year track record in the market. The company currently has over 1,000 employees across offices in São Paulo-SP, São José dos Campos-SP, Vitória-ES, Florianópolis-SC, and Curitiba-PR. Internationally, it operates in New Jersey and Miami in the United States, as well as Lisbon, Portugal.
Taking advantage of positive investment indicators in the Central-West, the consultancy aims to offer comprehensive consultative services, with its full portfolio of products and solutions — including SAP Cloud ERP, SAP Signavio, SAP LeanIX, and SAP BTP — along with a strong focus on automation and Artificial Intelligence. Priority sectors for expansion include agribusiness, industry, and pharmaceuticals.
Leading the operations will be Fernando Cunha, Executive Director of the Central-West unit, who brings over 20 years of experience in the technology sector and the SAP ecosystem. “Numen already serves clients in the region. However, the goal of establishing this new unit is to create even greater synergy in our services, with closer relationships and stronger commercial ties,” he emphasizes.
Initially, the branch will operate with two executives dedicated to client service, focusing on SAP Cloud ERP offerings, supported by the São Paulo team. The company is also actively recruiting local consultants, prioritizing professionals from the region. The expectation is to have 20 employees in the unit by 2026.
Additionally, the consultancy plans to invest in training programs, expanding opportunities and spreading knowledge. “Our mission goes beyond setting up a new unit; we want to build a technological foundation that enhances our team’s professional performance and ensures that every client feels fully supported throughout the process,” Cunha adds.
The expansion into the Central-West is also celebrated by Andreia Tsuruhame, CEO of Numen Brasil. “It’s a great pleasure for us to establish a service base in such an important region for Brazil’s development. With this new unit, we’ll deliver even more personalized and comprehensive service, always focused on ensuring our clients’ comfort and satisfaction,” she states.
In addition to serving the Central-West, the new unit will also act as a service hub for Brazil’s North and Northeast regions. “We have a solid and consistent plan that will undoubtedly bring promising results and benefit our entire client base. We’re excited about this new chapter for Numen, which begins in a highly promising region,” concludes the Executive Director.
