She is the daughter of the late entrepreneur and philanthropist, Julio de Camargo, who founded the construction and engineering conglomerate in 1939. Renata and her sisters, Maria Helena and Eliana, inherited the company after their father's death in 2013. Renata is the president of the Julio de Camargo Foundation, which is dedicated to promoting education and social development in Brazil.
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She received her share in the construction and cement conglomerate after her mother Dirce died in April 2013. As for her mother, she became a shareholder and chairman of the group in 1994, following the death of her husband and Camargo Correa's founder, Sebastiao Camargo. Nowadays, the group employs more than 57,000 workers in 21 countries, and plans to expand further in Latin America, Europe and Africa. Grupo Camargo Correa aside, Renata has been actively involved in non-profit organizations since 1975. Also, she joined a group of entrepreneurial leaders in 1998 to create ICE-the Institute of Entrepreneurial Citizenship- focused on engaging private sector leaders in social innovation. While ever since 2007, Renata has served as president of the Board of Directors at Comunitas, an organization that works with the underprivileged population in Brazil.
