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Meet the brand's ambassadors, who make up a team full of energy!
The practice of sports is an important agent of social change and a powerful tool for fostering the discussion about gender equity. Committed to the development of women's sports in Brazil, Neoenergia supports women from various sports and encourages their
champion trajectories.

Commitment to women's sports

Thus, the Neoenergia Team was born, made up of victorious athletes and
full of energy - an energy that propels them towards new challenges and achievements.

2025

Rayane Soares

Rayane Soares is Team Neoenergia's first Paralympic athlete. Rayane became Paralympic champion after winning the 400 meters in the T13 class (visual impairment) at the Paris 2024 Games. In addition to the gold medal, the athlete broke the world record for the competition, a mark that had lasted since 1995. He also brought silver to Brazil in the 100 meters in the T13 class. She was born in Maranhão and grew up in the Federal District, where she entered the Paralympic sport in 2015 and built

a winning career.

At 28, the runner has a big dream: to be the first Brazilian Paralympic athlete to compete in Olympic athletics events. With the support of Neoenergia, it hopes to improve training on the athletic tracks in search of qualification for the Olympic Games. For her, visual impairment from birth, resulting from the malformation of the eyeballs, is not an obstacle to achieving this goal.

Tell us, Rayane!
“Neoenergia's sponsorship comes at a challenging time that will help boost my career towards new achievements. It's the energy I needed to go further and show the world that sport is one of the best paths to social inclusion.”

2024

Bia Souza

Raised in Peruíbe, on the coast of São Paulo, Bia Souza became the first Brazilian woman who debuted at the Olympic Games to be champion in individual events by climbing to the highest place on the podium in Paris 2024. Bia also has a career with significant results achieved before the Paris Olympic Games. She is the 3rd sergeant in the Brazilian Army and has been on world and Pan-American championship podiums 21 times from 2017 to 2024. He won his first major world championship victory in 2017, with silver in Budapest in the mixed team tournament. In the same city, already in 2021, he won bronze in the individual tournament. She is a four-time Pan-American champion (2017, 21, 22, 23) and three-time World Cup champion (2019, 21, 23).
Talk it up, Bia!
“I renounced a lot of things until I won Olympic gold. That's how I like to say: a life for a day. With the partnership of Neoenergia, I have the chance to show girls and women that my trajectory of strength and overcoming was worth it. The sport can provide countless victories that go far beyond medals.”

Antonia Silva

At 30, the Brazilian women's full-back soccer team is a native of Rio Grande do Norte, in the small town of Riacho de Santana. The athlete began her career on the futsal courts in her hometown and is currently the defender of the Spanish club Levante UD. She won the 2022 Copa América with the Brazilian women's national team and fulfilled her dream of being drafted for the 2023 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. The player was also one of the country's representatives at the 2024 world games, hosted in Paris, bringing the bronze medal
Tell me everything, Antonia!
“Signing up a partnership with Neoenergia when Brazil is chosen to host the next Women's Soccer World Cup is double happiness. I want to inspire girls, especially Northeastern girls, to play soccer to increasingly encourage the growth of women's sport in the country. With the sponsorship, I will continue with this objective of showing my achievements on and off the pitch”.

Celine Bispo

Born in Bahia, the athlete is considered the great promise of Brazilian swimming, with titles won throughout her career. At 18 years of age, she is a great revelation, adding up victories in relevant competitions. With so many medals won throughout 2023, the following stand out: gold (50m butterfly) and silver (100m butterfly) in the South American Championship; as well as silver (women's 4x200m freestyle relay) and bronze (women's 4x100m freestyle relay) at the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games
.
Tell us, Celine!
“I am very happy with the results that culminated in this partnership. I decided to change my planning and bring forward the training sessions with a focus on qualifying for this year's Olympics. My main objective is to be in the relay test. I am sure that Neoenergia's support will be very important at this time. Water inspires me to overcome my challenges. In addition to being a renewable source, it is the energy I need for this victory”.

Ana Marcela

Ana Marcela Cunha, the first Brazilian woman to win Olympic gold in open water, wants the two-time championship at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. To fulfill this dream, the athlete now has a partnership with Neoenergia. The water marathon runner is 31 years old and is from Salvador, Bahia, where the company serves more than 6 million customers. His most recent achievement was last year with the silver medal at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile. Considered the greatest open water swimmer of all time, she also collects 14 other world medals, including seven gold medals.

The new ambassador of the Neoenergia team is also a representative of the Sea Defense Council of the International Swimming Federation (FINA) and Sustainability Ambassador of the Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB), focusing on cleaning and depolluting seas and rivers
.
It's up to you, Ana Marcela!
“The partnership with Neoenergia reinforces two important connections in my career. The first one is with Bahia, my place of origin, where my passion for swimming was born. The sea is a source of energy that inspires me daily to overcome challenges. The second is with sustainability, a value that I share with the company. This new partnership will be fundamental to improve my training in the final stretch of qualifying for the Olympics.”.

2023

Mirelle Leite

21-year-old female runner from Pernambuco, closer and closer to realizing a great dream: to be the first indigenous Brazilian athlete to represent the country in the Olympic Games, with an energy that moves her towards qualifying for Paris 2024. Born in the Xukuru indigenous reserve, in Pernambuco, the two-time South American under-23 champion in the 3,000 meters with obstacles is now fully dedicated to winning a place in the athletics team that will continue to France.

In the past, Mirelle reconciled sports with working as a day laborer. Now, she has the opportunity to increase the quality of her preparation with adequate equipment and a more intense routine, on official athletic tracks in the city of Bragança Paulista, in São Paulo.

Tell me more, Mirelle!

“I have a history of struggle and perseverance like that of so many Brazilian women. My strength comes from nature, which offers us so many renewable sources. I am very happy and grateful to be part of the Neoenergia Team. This gives me extra energy to overcome challenges and do everything in my power to honor that partnership.”

Bruna Kajiya

Four-time world kitesurfing champion (2023, 2009, 2016, and 2017) and the first woman to perform the backside 315 maneuver. She is one of the best competitors on the planet, a reference for girls and women who like kitesurfing. The exclusive partnership with Neoenergia is the opportunity to enhance your power in sports that are connected to water and wind, two important sources of renewable energy.

Say it, Bruna!

“I am very happy to be on the side of a brand that aligns so well with my lifestyle. I live at sea and at the speed of the wind. It is nature that provides everything I need to practice kitesurfing. I believe in the strength of these resources to guarantee a world that is increasingly aligned with sustainable and innovative practices

”.

Tota Magalhães

Brazilian under-23 road cycling and time trial champion, she currently competes on the European circuit, at the highest level of world cycling, with the encouragement of Neoenergia. Born in Rio de Janeiro, he always liked to play sports and fell in love with bikes at the age of 13, when he saw his family members ride a commemorative ride to Christ the Redeemer. The sponsorship accompanies an important moment of career growth towards qualifying for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games
.

With the word, Ana Vitória Magalhães, Tota!

“I feel even more motivated. I want to be part of a generation of young people who make a difference in the world, who are attentive to important issues such as the use of renewable energy and the energy transition. It is a commitment of everyone and everyone. Energy has everything to do with what I do and this partnership makes me more willing to put more power on the pedal for competitions”.