Marco Gomes at the Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro – Young Brazilian Award – InterCon and Peixe Grande

Marco Gomes receives the Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro – Young Brazilian Award

Marco Gomes, co-founder of boo-box, received the Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro – Young Brazilian Award, this Monday, September 22nd 2008, for his work in the corporate arena.

The Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro, presented by Serginho Groisman, is conceded based on merit and active participation of the youth in society. The nomination is awarded after an in-depth selection, performed by a committee formed by journalists, columnists, critics and research conducted with the young users on the event’s official website.

Marco Gomes, the Director of Technology at boo-box, receives this award for his performance as an entrepreneur, helping transform what was a late-night project into an innovative and successful company, well placed in the Internet Marketing sector.

Musicians CéU, Ivete Sangalo, Teatro Mágico and Negra Li, the films Cidade Dos Homens and Cidade de Deus, comedians Rafinha Bastos and Rodrigo Scarpa (o Repórter Vesgo) and athletes Sandro Dias and Karen Jones are some of the people who have been previously honored with this Award.

Marco Gomes at FF’08 (part of the InterCon)

Marco Gomes will be one of the lecturers at FF’08, an event happening within the Intercon 2008.

IMAGINE A CYCLE OF LECTURES IN RAVE FORMAT. HAVE YOU IMAGINED IT? WELL, FORGET IT. IT’S SO MUCH MORE. FF’08. THE INNOVATIVE IMASTERS INTERCON 2008 EVENT.

The FF’08 is a series of fast, provocative, and intelligent lectures pertaining to the digital revolution in Brazil, no beating around the bush. They will be 35 minute lectures, moderated by Luli Radfahrer, PhD in Digital Communication.

The event also will also witness the participation of other Brazilian Internet Greats, such as Cris Dias (our partner with Vilago), Fábio Seixas, Ariel Alexandre, Manoel Lemos and Frederick van Amstel.

Jury Member at the Peixe Grande Award

Marco Gomes was also invited to be a member of the jury at the Peixe Grande competition, run by the WebDesign Magazine, to elect the best Brazilian digital cases.

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