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The Most Powerful: The international career of Portuguese manager Inês Caldeira
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The Most Powerful: The international career of Portuguese manager Inês Caldeira

SAPO13 September 2026 at 17:51

Forbes Portugal magazine launched its annual list of Most Powerful Portuguese Women in business, available in the print edition now on newsstands. This is the second consecutive edition of the ranking, which this year was again organized into 11 distinct categories, corresponding to the various sectors of activity.

Among the highlighted women is Inês Caldeira, a Portuguese manager whose international career is featured by the publication. Forbes Portugal recognizes Caldeira's professional trajectory as an example of Portuguese success in the global business landscape.

The Most Powerful list aims to recognize and give visibility to Portuguese women who stand out in different areas of economic activity, from finance to technology, across other strategic sectors.

Why this matters

The Forbes Portugal list highlights the recognition of Portuguese women in the business world, which can inspire professionals and influence career opportunities in the country. The mention of the international career of managers like Inês Caldeira suggests trends in mobility and appreciation of Portuguese talent abroad.

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