Artificial intelligence, the development of a digital culture in schools, and the cultivation of skills for a constantly changing world will be the focus of CESAR’s participation in the Bett Nordeste Conference. As a sponsor of the event, the institution will have its own booth and will participate in the official program with content presented by experts from CESAR School, in addition to showcasing educational projects and solutions developed in partnership with companies, foundations, and governments.

On August 19 and 20, experts will address topics such as digital culture in schools, strengthening partnerships between families and educational institutions, inclusion, well-being, and the impact of artificial intelligence on student education.

Among the highlights of the program are the panel discussions “From Discussion to Practice: How Can We Build a Digital Culture in Schools?”, “Schools Can’t Educate Alone: How Can We Turn Families into Learning Partners?”, “How Can We Prepare Students for a Future That Artificial Intelligence Is Still Reinventing?”, and “The School of the Future Isn’t Digital, Inclusive, or Innovative. It is human—and that is why it needs to be all of these things at the same time.”

For Carla Alexandre, CESAR’s educational solutions manager, discussing innovation in education means putting people at the center of the transformation. “The transformation of education is less about technology itself and more about the ability to prepare people to learn continuously, collaborate, and respond critically to change. Artificial intelligence expands possibilities, but it is the relationships between schools, educators, students, and families that give meaning to this transformation. It is this experience that we want to share at Bett Nordeste.”

During the event, the CESAR booth will serve as a space to share methodologies and experiences developed in partnership with companies, foundations, and governments. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about initiatives focused on teacher training, the development of 21st-century skills, the digital transformation of education, and the creation of educational solutions tailored to the challenges of the future.

For 30 years, CESAR has been developing solutions that connect education, technology, research, and innovation to make an impact on society. Through CESAR School, it focuses on professional training, corporate education, and the development of educational projects that create value. Among the initiatives that illustrate this work are NAVE, carried out with Instituto Futuros; Florescendo Talentos, developed with the Government of Pernambuco; and Yara, carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation (MCTI).

CESAR at the Bett Nordeste Conference

When: August 19 and 20

Booth: 2-108

Schedule: https://brasil.bettshow.com/jornadabettnordeste/programacao

PRESS OFFICE CONTACT:

Daniel Trefilio – daniel.trefilio@bursonglobal.com

Ivan Verona – ivan.verona@bursonglobal.com

Raquel Rodrigues – raquel.rodrigues@bursonglobal.com

CONTACT - CESAR 

Marcela Assis – msa2@cesar.org.br

Larissa Lins – lbbl@cesar.org.br 

ABOUT CESAR

Founded 30 years ago, CESAR is Brazil’s most comprehensive innovation and knowledge center. Throughout its history, it has established itself as a leader in the development of highly complex technological solutions by integrating applied research, tech venture building, robust technology, and design to generate socio-environmental impact and expand the capacity for transformation within organizations and society—always with people at the center of everything. This commitment is also reflected in the development of talent through the CESAR School, which bridges theory and the marketplace with a focus on the challenges of the future.

Headquartered in Recife, at Porto Digital, CESAR operates both nationally and internationally. The institution delivers approximately 130 projects annually to global companies, has already impacted more than 20,000 students, and has helped launch more than 1,700 startups in recent years, while maintaining an active portfolio of ventures. This track record is built on the efforts of more than 1,500 people, whose multidisciplinary work underpins the scope and relevance of its initiatives. CESAR also operates the Embrapii Center of Excellence in Cybersecurity, reinforcing its strategic role in strengthening the country’s competitiveness and technological development.