Andre Figueira De Carvalho, Senior Consultant
Andre Figueira De Carvalho
With Pideeco since September, 2021
André Figueira De Carvalho has a bachelor's degree in accounting with a tax option from EPHEC. He has excellent knowledge of accounting and business in general. His academic training and projects with Pideeco have allowed him to develop his knowledge of regulatory compliance principles and to develop his management skills.
Calm, precise and rigorous by nature, his ambition and desire to learn quickly and efficiently allows him to grow on a daily life. His calmness in the face of stressful situations helps him to make right decisions. He has good communication skills and does not hesitate to put himself at the service of the team.
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Andre Figueira De Carvalho
Senior Consultant
Brussels, Belgium
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How do terrorists finance their activities?
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