After 27 years of leadership in the audiovisual sector, Europalco has announced a new phase of expansion with its transformation into a group of companies: the Empowerment Ecosystem. This strategic move aims to consolidate Europalcoas the central brand of a dynamic and energetic ecosystem, with new companies strengthening its portfolio: New Audiovisuais, Rise, and Av Tech.
The Empowerment Ecosystem is not just a group of companies; it is a collaborative system that has established itself as Portugal’s largest audiovisual ecosystem.
“The creation of the Empowerment Ecosystem is a natural step in Europalco’s evolution. We believe the synergies between New Audiovisuais, Rise, and Av Tech, backed by Europalco’s expertise, will ensure sustainable growth while reinforcing our commitment to talent and innovation in the audiovisual sector,” said Pedro Magalhães, CEO of Europalco.
This ecosystem promotes diversity and inclusion, respecting the individual legacy of each company while aligning them with a shared vision. Europalco aims to create a collective awareness among its companies, ensuring that their people, talents, and values are respected and valued within this new group.
The Empowerment Ecosystem not only positions Europalco in the audiovisual market but also reinforces its role as the largest aggregator and promoter of talent in Portugal. By joining forces with the new companies, Europalco fosters the union of talent from across the country.
“The transformation of Europalco into an ecosystem of companies brings new energy to the audiovisual market in Portugal. More than a group of companies, we are a living and dynamic system where people’s talent plays a central role in our strategy for growth and innovation,” added Magalhães.
“Since its founding 27 years ago, Europalco has continued to stand out as a hub for attracting and retaining talent. A great group is not built just on the names of its companies, but on the unique talent of all the people who have come together to create the largest audiovisualecosystem in Portugal,” concluded Magalhães.
