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Co-founder of Perestroika: school of creative activities. The project was launched in 2006, and the first program took place in March 2007.
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Tiago Mattos
Tiago Mattos is an entrepreneur, author, teacher, and futures expert.
As an entrepreneur, he has been part of the founding teams of various new economy initiatives: big data labs, digital platforms, coworking spaces, accelerators, in-class interaction apps, innovation schools, among others (see entrepreneur timeline).
As an author, he had his first book listed as a bestseller within the first week. In 2020, he was invited to participate in the Brazilian edition of the anthology 'Letter to My Younger Self’, alongside letters from Paul McCartney, Jamie Oliver, Ariana Huffington, Ozzy Osbourne, and eighty other international figures. He was an innovation columnist for Época Negócios and currently writes for FastCompany Brasil (see author timeline).
As an educator/speaker, he was the first Brazilian to join the faculty at Singularity University (USA), an organization that emerged from a partnership between NASA and Google. He was also a guest lecturer at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel) and the University of Lisbon (Portugal). His keynotes have reached audiences across all five continents. In 2018, he was invited to share insights at the United Nations in Geneva (see speaker timeline).
As a futures expert, Tiago has developed numerous theses and tools on the subject, with some of his forecasts gaining notable media attention (see media timeline). His work has influenced the strategic directions of dozens of organizations in Brazil. Internationally, he has been invited to participate in leadership meetings at companies such as Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Fiat/Chrysler, Merck, ABI/Ambev, among others (see futurist timeline).
Tiago gives approximately one hundred classes/lectures annually. Each January, he refreshes virtually all of his content - a way to keep learning and seeking out fresh perspectives.
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2010.
Perestroika has its first initiative outside of Rio Grande do Sul.
2011.
A escola abre sua primeira spin-off, no Rio de Janeiro. A partir daí, se expande por vários estados do Brasil e exterior. Na foto, reportagem sobre o projeto em San Francisco, EUA.
2013.
Co-founder of Pipa: the first accelerator for innovation projects with a focus on positive impact in Brazil. In the photo, a report from Fast Company.
2014.
Co-founder of Aerolito: an ecosystem for futures literacy.
2014.
Co-founder of Area51: a 1800m2 coworking space that, by bringing together companies from the new economy, gained the status of an 'innovation hub'.
2014.
Co-founder of Sputnik: an initiative for corporate learning.
2014.
Co-founder of Scholé: a learning consultancy.
2015.
Co-founder of Pox: software designed for in-class interaction.
2015.
Co-founder of Mission Control: a project aimed at being a laboratory for data analysis and exploration.
2016.
Development of Jab: software designed for interacting with videos on streaming platforms.
2016.
Co-founder of Esquina 111: an entertainment hub in Rio de Janeiro.
2017.
Co-founder of Perestroika Online: an e-learning platform.
2018.
Co-founder of OLI: a platform for multi-learning beyond traditional e-courses.
2018.
Introduces TM: his venture for speaking engagements and social media projects.
2020.
Launches Little Friends of Tomorrow: a self-directed learning kit for families and their children. In the photo, the box of futures.
2022.
Introduces 'The Why Store' project: a platform that blends fashion, design, and conscious consumption. TWS features an anti-consumer usability and, above all, aims to be a tool for reflection.
2022.
Debuts 'Tela Azul': an animated miniseries that satirizes the post-pandemic innovation scene.
2023.
Anticipated release of the Aerolito Box.
2007.
Conducts the inaugural class in Perestroika's first program.
2009.
Begins structuring, alongside Felipe Anghinoni, the best practices for what would later evolve into the Experience Learning initiative.
2013.
Launch of the Iscola.cc project in collaboration with W3. A crowdlearning platform where you could teach anything and learn everything.
2015.
Publishes Perestroika’s teaching methodology, Experience Learning, which later becomes available open source.
2016.
Initial experiments with classes in the metaverse.
2018
First class delivered in metaverse format at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
2018.
Introducing the Interactive Arena: a classroom where students actively voted on and selected what they wanted to learn in real-time.
2018.
Introduction of Collaborative Distance Learning: students received a locked box with a combination lock. The code was uncovered through solving missions, which could be tackled as a group.
2020.
Passa dois anos estudando o próprio processo de aprendizagem e cria um framework de como aprender a aprender.
2022.
Launches Aerolito’s learning platform, which allows for program customization.
2023.
Commences development of a new open-source learning platform, set to launch in 2024.
2012.
Selected for the GSP12 at Singularity University (NASA+Google), being one of the first Brazilians to achieve such distinction.
2014.
Co-founded Aerolito: A Futures Literacy Ecosystem.
2015.
Featured in the cover of UOL's report 'Profissão Futuro', establishing a notable presence in the national market.
2015.
Launches Friends of Tomorrow (now Tomorrow One), a program that shaped a generation of futures-oriented professionals in Brazil.
2016.
Invited to be a Guest Teacher in the Transdisciplinary Innovation Program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, sharing his insights and ideas on futures.
2016.
Becomes the first Brazilian to join the faculty/expert team at Singularity University.
2017.
Organizes the largest independent futures event ever held in Brazil: the Friends of Tomorrow Conference, featuring appearances by astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle and Bibop Gresta, co-founder of Hyperloop TT.
2018.
Invited to share his insights on futures at the United Nations in Geneva.
2018.
Introduces 'What Comes After the Pandemic': a masterclass outlining ten predictions for the post-COVID world. For many, the ten predictions were validated.
2018.
Develops the Três Ondas (Three Waves): an original method for exploring futures. The project involved collaboration with various professionals during its conception. Years later, Kim Trieweiler makes a significant contribution and becomes a co-author of the method.
2020.
Introduces 'What Comes After the Pandemic': a masterclass outlining ten predictions for the post-COVID world. For many, the ten predictions were validated.
2020.
Leads the 'Futures' project, involving ten of the largest future-focused companies in Brazil. A collaboration between Aerolito, Box1824, Envisioning, Inesplorato, Mesa, Cesar, Draft, Olabi, Diver.ssa, and White Rabbit.
2022.
Friends of Tomorrow transitions to Tomorrow One. Simultaneously, the groundwork for a 'Theory of Futures' begins to take form (work in progress).
2023.
Strengthens role as a consultant and speaker on future trends. Over the last five years, has assisted over 250 companies and directly influenced over 100,000 individuals across all five continents.
2013.
Launches the crowdfunding campaign for his debut book, 'Just Get It Done' ('Vai Lá e Faz'). The collective funding reaches its goal within the first few days, becoming (at the time) one of the top performers on Catarse.
2015.
Two years later, the book is finally published independently. A free online edition is also made available.
2017.
'Just Get It Done' receives a new edition, now produced and distributed by a publisher. Within its initial week, it rises to become one of Brazil's top sellers, earning bestseller status.
2017.
Short stint as a columnist for Época Negócios.
2018.
'Just Get It Done' is published in English.
2020.
Featured in the Brazilian edition of the anthology 'Letter to My Younger Self,' alongside letters from Paul McCartney, Jamie Oliver, Ariana Huffington, Ozzy Osbourne, and eighty other international figures."
2021.
'Just Get It Done' is temporarily shelved with the promise of future updates or a re-release.
2021.
Independently publishes the children's book 'Passadim, Presentim, Futurim'.
2023.
Tiago becomes a columnist for Fast Company Brazil.
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'The leading futurist in Brazil.'
Ricardo Natale, CEO @ Experience Club
'I'm a fan of Tiago: when he talks about futures,
he manages to explain very profound concepts in a simple way.'
Ricardo Emmerich, President HPE @ Hewlett Packard Enterprise Brazil
'Tiago has the ability to expand our minds with a single sentence.'
Mirian Rodrigues, Brazil Head of Innovation & Pharma Tech Director @ GSK
'Tiago prompted profound reflections on futures.'
Adriana Omi, Innovation & Foresights Specialist @ Natura
'I've only met three people who think
in a truly unique way, and Tiago is one of them.'
Felipe Anghinoni, Co-founder @ Perestroika
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