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Pode ser pelo fato de seu avô ter fugido da Hungria no final da Segunda Guerra Mundial escondido no porão de um navio. Pode ser pelo contato que ele teve com refugiados do continente africano quando estava no segundo ano de graduação. Pode ser por ele nunca ter se conformado com as mazelas sociais. Mais provável, ainda, é que todos esses fatores se complementaram para forjar quem hoje é o Marcelo Haydu, fundador e CEO da organização humanitária Adus. Neste episódio, o Vale do Suplício mergulha no empreendedorismo do terceiro setor e conta a trajetória desse acadêmico, mestre e doutor, cujos propósito e motivação pessoal são a base de sustentação da entidade que hoje coleciona premiações e já forneceu suporte a milhares de refugiados que chegaram, e seguem chegando, ao Brasil. No dia 20/06, celebra-se o Dia Mundial do Refugiado.*** Criado pelas jornalistas Adriele Marchesini e Silvia Paladino, cofundadoras da agência essense e da Agência Lightkeeper, o Vale do Suplício nasceu como uma contracultura aos empreendedores de palco - os típicos CEOs de MEI, escritores de textões no LinkedIn - para contar a história de empreendedores que falam pouco, mas fazem muito. O Vale do Suplício tem roteiro e pré-produção de Rafael Câmara, identidade visual de Eduardo Ramos (Studio Grano) e edição e finalização de Maíra Mediano. Nos siga no Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Youtube, Instagram (@valedosuplicio_), TikTok (@valedosuplicio) e LinkedIn. Sugestões, críticas ou súplicas? Mande um email para [email protected]

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Pode ser pelo fato de seu avô ter fugido da Hungria no final da Segunda Guerra Mundial escondido no porão de um navio. Pode ser pelo contato que ele teve com refugiados do continente africano quando estava no segundo ano de graduação. Pode ser por...

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