Chairman | Tradinter

Bráulio de Brito

Bráulio de Brito is the chairman and founder of Tradinter, a diversified service driven-solutions company, with HQ in Luanda, the city capital of Angola.

Bráulio is a well-known Angolan business leader, who has been able to lead, over the years, highly competitive teams within the Oil&Gas Industry, in companies such as Texaco, ExxonMobil, WorleyParsons Angola and Cameron Angola.

Bráulio’s main drive and commitment is to continue building and establishing Tradinter, as a powerhouse of international standards, within the Angolan business environment and where appropriate, in the international arena.

Under his leadership, Tradinter is today a recognized service company within the Angolan Business Environment, particularly in the O&G Industry.

In 2012, Bráulio was invited by Mrs. Hilary Clinton, the then US Secretary of State, to attend the Global Business Conference, at the State Department in Washington. This was the first time an Angolan business leader was invited to attend such a meeting.

Bráulio currently chairs AECIPA, the Angolan Association of O&G Service Companies, which holds over 150 company-members. He was also the co-founder and first Executive Director of the UK-Angola Chamber of Commerce, for a term of 4 years, which was was launched in December 2015.

Bráulio has been presented with the prestigious award “The Oil & Gas Year Angola 2016 – Man of the Year”, in recognition of his outstanding contributions in spearheading AECIPA and contributing into providing a favorable environment and clear guidance within the Angola O&G industry

As a philanthropist, Bráulio de Brito,wife and kids and Tradinter, are actively supporting “Mama Muxima” Orphanage, a 100+ children center, located in the outskirts of Luanda, capital of Angola.

Bráulio is an avid sports person and follower, having during his younger ages played for the Angolan National Handball Team. He’s until recently, the Chairman of the Board, of the highly renowned and centenarian Angolan sports club, Clube Ferroviário de Angola.