Malls Almeida Junior counts on recharging stations from Porsche Brazil for electric and hybrid vehicles

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A trend in the market, electric vehicles are increasingly gaining the appreciation of Brazilians, since they are a way of not using polluting fuels, they become noiseless, and when they are in the intense traffic of the cities, they are more efficient and economical. The expectation of the Brazilian Association of the Electric Vehicle (ABVE) is that in 2021 about 28,000 electrified cars will be circulating on the streets. In this sense, it becomes necessary to increase the Brazilian electric corridor. In Santa Catarina, the Almeida Junior Group, in partnership with Porsche Brazil, has installed electric vehicle recharging stations in its six malls to increase the state’s electric corridor.

Visitors can recharge their cars quietly and for free, while they enjoy the services offered by the group’s malls, such as the food hall, movie theaters, and stores. The stations are compatible with all models of electric cars or plug-in hybrids that have a Type 2 charging standard. Easy to handle, the equipment has a power of 11kW and safety devices, according to international standards. The time for complete recharging depends on the model of each vehicle. For example, Porsche’s plug-in hybrid models (Panamera E-Hybrid and Cayenne E-Hybrid) take between 2 hours and 40 minutes to 4 hours and 50 minutes to charge the battery, depending on each configuration.

The first mall of the group to receive the charging station was Garten Shopping (Joinville), followed by the others: Balneário Shopping (Balneário Camboriú), Norte Shopping and Neumarkt Shopping (Blumenau), Nações Shopping (Criciúma) and Continente Shopping (Grande Florianópolis).

ALMEIDA JUNIOR SHOPPING MALLS RECEIVE INTERNATIONAL SAFE DESTINATION SEAL

Safety and health care have entered the list of priorities for those who want to travel these days. Knowing in advance if your chosen destination has places that comply with the health measures required to combat COVID-19 is one of the factors that count when choosing a leisure trip. To meet this demand, the State Government launched the Viaje+Seguro SC seal, which certifies enterprises as safe tourism locations.

Recently, the Almeida Junior group’s six shopping malls received this certification. Since the opening of the shopping malls last year, the group has been concerned with ensuring the safety of its visitors. Besides the mandatory measures of mask use, social distancing and availability of alcohol gel, Almeida Junior imported from the United States the SDST sterilizing solution, which allows a prolonged action that treats surfaces eliminating 99.99% of microorganisms. All the touch points in the malls received the application of the product.

Besides the recognition from Santa Catarina, the mall chain also received the Safe Travels international seal, granted by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), which is backed by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Check out the certifications:

Balneário Shopping: Viaje+SC (viajemais.sc.gov.br)

Continente Shopping: Viaje+SC (viajemais.sc.gov.br)

Garten Shopping: Viaje+SC (viajemais.sc.gov.br)

Nações Shopping: Viaje+SC (viajemais.sc.gov.br)

Neumarkt Shopping: Viaje+SC (viajemais.sc.gov.br)

Norte Shopping: Viaje+SC (viajemais.sc.gov.br)

LIDE SC: GARTEN HOST MEETING OF ENTREPRENEURS OF SANTA CATARINA

“Entrepreneurs Meeting – It’s Time to Accelerate” gathered leaders and authorities, this Tuesday (22), at Garten Shopping, to intensify the recovery of the economy and the development of the region. Indicators show that the recovery of the economy is already happening all over Brazil and, in Santa Catarina, the result of the GDP for the 1st half of 2021 exceeded expectations, making the market more optimistic about the future. “The increase in the index by 2.9% indicates that we are on the right path to the new economy, what we need now is to accelerate this recovery,” said the president of LIDE SC, Delton Batista.

Aiming to expand the debate and strategies for economic growth in Joinville and the Northern region of the state, Almeida Junior founder and CEO, Jaimes Almeida Junior, president of the Neogrid Board of Directors, Miguel Abuhab, businessman Olavo Vidal and Joinville mayor, Adriano Silva, presented, during the meeting, plans and actions to boost the economy of the entire region. For Garten’s superintendent, Edigar Zimmermann, “It was very gratifying to open the doors of the largest shopping mall in the North of SC to discuss and exchange ideas about the future of the city.

According to Jaimes, the Almeida Junior group was booming since 2013 and well prepared when the pandemic arrived. “In 2015, we launched the development, technology and innovation center called AJ Labs, and this was the first step towards implementing the technology in our team’s mindset. In 2020, we saw Covid-19 as an opportunity to anticipate the Marketplace project, thus forming a physical and digital ecosystem. From May 2019 to May 2020, the company had sales decrease by 38%, however, from this period to May 2021, the increase reached 83%. The recovery is incredible and the way out was exactly the digital transformation”, concludes the entrepreneur.

On the occasion, Jaimes Almeida Júnior was honored and received the Leaders 2020 Award, elected by a multidisciplinary curatorship, which gathers leaders and entities from all over the country to indicate the outstanding entrepreneur of the year in Santa Catarina.

Miguel Abuhab, founder of DATASUL and NeoGrid, Supply Chain Management company, with offices in the United States and Europe, also corroborates that technology is the key to recovery, but it only makes sense when the business rules change. “It is necessary to improve and facilitate internal and indispensable processes such as management and sales, besides, externally, providing a new customer experience,” says he, who participated in the implementation of CONSUL S.A in Joinville and acts strongly in social responsibility and education projects.

For the entrepreneur and physicist Olavo Vidal, with more than 30 years of experience in the industry and currently owns Grano and Giraffas franchises, the pandemic brought new perspectives to the state’s economy. “We had to further improve the digital process to expand sales in the apps, for faster deliveries and more customer experience. We rethought goals, restructured teams, and, with technology, improved sales and the company’s status in relation to our public,” he says.

The mayor of Joinville, Adriano Silva, explained how he has been approaching the municipal administration and entrepreneurs to encourage the stability and growth of the market in the region. “Government and leadership need to be together. Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have followed the premise of maintaining a balance between economy and care for severe cases. The alignment between city hall and various entities has put the city in the ranking of those with fewer restrictions and more beds for severe cases of Covid-19”. He also presented the creation of the Entrepreneur Defense Code, the second one in Brazil, the Microfinance Law, and an exclusive department to attend and guide entrepreneurs.

LIDE SC – Group of Business Leaders of Santa Catarina brings together the main managers of the state with the aim of integrating companies, organizations, and private entities through debate programs, business forums, and content activities. Almeida Junior, Portobello, Intelbras, Bertol, Engie, Happymed, AsQ, Sicoob, and BRDE are official partners of the entity. And the supporters Calcard, Teltec Solutions, Hotel Faial, Fiesc, Inova, Acelera Online, WBK, 8R, and Bornhausen & Zimmer.

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