What CEOs learn from board roles: An interview with Marilia Rocca

CEO & Board of Directors

What CEOs learn from board roles: An interview with Marilia Rocca

Marilia Rocca, CEO of Grupo Hinode, the largest marketing multilevel consumer goods company in Brazil, discusses how her approach to advancing DE&I issues is different in her CEO and board member roles.

In the next video in our series “What CEOs learn from board roles,” Heidrick & Struggles’ Paulo Mendes speaks to Marilia Rocca, CEO of Grupo Hinode, the largest marketing multilevel consumer goods company in Brazil, and nonexecutive director of Santander Brazil. Rocca discusses how her nonexecutive director role has influenced her to become a more forward-thinking CEO, the benefits and challenges of having a nonexecutive role in a different industry than her CEO role, and how her approach to making progress on diversity and inclusion is different as a CEO and as a board member. Rocca also shares why she appreciates the perspective being part of a bank offers and how banks are approaching ESG issues.


About the interviewer

Paulo Mendes (pmendes@heidrick.com) is the partner-in-charge of Heidrick & Struggles’ São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro offices and a member of the CEO & Board and Industrial practices.

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