Alexandre Mosquim

Alexandre Augusto Mosquim is an open innovation and new business leader renowned for constructing bridges where most individuals perceive silos. His work resides at the convergence of corporations, startups, universities, research institutes, investors, government, and civil society—designing the orchestration and governance required to transition ideas from dialogue to coordinated action.

He has established and managed open innovation structures within prominent Brazilian organizations and possesses practical experience in health innovation initiatives, including his work associated with Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein (Health Design Lab / Eretz.bio). Concurrently, as a Corporate Innovation Advisor at IDL Ventures, he supports internationalization programs for early-stage companies—often in deep tech—assisting teams in achieving market traction, developing local pathways, and connecting with funding and strategic partners.

Alexandre is widely acknowledged for his capacity to mobilize leaders, engage teams, and navigate intricate programs without compromising speed or clarity. With international training in entrepreneurship and innovation (MBA at Babson College) and experience as an MBA professor and facilitator, he employs a practical, human-centered approach that enables organizations to learn more rapidly, collaborate more effectively, and deliver innovation that endures.