Gabriela Néspoli
Gabriela Nespoli is a Brazilian Learning Experience Designer with a Master's in Learning Design and Technology from Stanford University and 15+ years of professional experience. Founder of Florens, a design studio that supports organizations in creating and implementing transformational educational products, communities, and experiences, Gabriela has created and implemented innovative educational projects and policies at the Lemann Foundation, led middle and high–school classrooms as a teacher, and developed research-based interventions for Brazilian, U.S, European, and Middle Eastern-based institutions.
Breaking Down the Status Quo: The Art of Hacking Obsolete Processes
In traditional sectors, the greatest innovation is not complex technology, but the "dismantling" of obsolete processes that generate costs and friction. This session explores how to redesign the rules of the game in markets such as healthcare and finance through systemic efficiency, removing intermediaries and transforming heavy fixed costs into fluid user experiences. The debate offers a strategic guide for leaders who wish to challenge archaic structures, proving that operational simplicity is the most powerful tool to generate scale and competitiveness without inflating cash flow.