Católica Porto Business School has just strengthened its Corporate Club with the addition of three new international companies: BIORBIS, Digestiva and VinZymes. This strategic expansion represents the school's commitment to strengthening ties with innovative companies, promoting the development of joint projects and access to cutting-edge knowledge.

The protocol formalising the entry of the new companies was signed last Friday in the presence of João Pinto, dean of Católica Porto Business School, and John Melo, CEO of the three companies. For João Pinto, expanding the Corporate Club with international and technological companies is a strategic priority for the school. "Our focus has been on attracting companies with an international and innovative vision to our Corporate Club, promoting a dynamic platform for the exchange of knowledge and experiences that benefits both our academic community and our partners".

John Melo, CEO of biotech companies BIORBIS, Digestiva and Vinzymes, emphasised the importance of strengthening this link with an institution of the prestige of our School. "Católica Porto Business School has been a benchmark in training competent, forward-thinking professionals. Strengthening this partnership is a strategic step for us to continue investing in the development of talent and technological progress", emphasised Melo, referring to the importance of collaboration in strengthening his companies’ capacity for innovation and competitiveness.

This partnership, which combines international experience with academic knowledge, aims to contribute to the progress of the sectors in which the new companies operate and to the growth of Católica Porto Business School as a benchmark institution, deepening its impact on society.