Level Group is the master sponsor of the Procurement Startup Challenge 2026. The Procurement Club initiative seeks startups capable of solving real Procurement and Supply Chain challenges. Furthermore, the
The Brazilian market demands constant innovation and resilience. In this scenario, Level Group celebrates another important achievement. We have entered the official ranking of the Negócios em Expansão award for the second
The corporate market changes rapidly. Today, regulatory requirements, cost pressures, and new technologies are transforming corporate routines. Therefore, leaders and managers need to understand these developments. After all, a
Level Group reached a new historic milestone this year in 2026. Our company won the respected TOP de Marketing ADVB Award. Above all, we earned this recognition
The implementation of the 25% surcharge imposed by the United States on thousands of Brazilian products has brought a new challenge for exporting companies: how to protect contracts, margins, and commercial relationships in a scenario of greater instability?
The procurement area has changed drastically. Today's market demands increasingly intelligent and integrated actions. Strategic Sourcing transforms reactive purchasing into a true engine of competitiveness. First,
Smart contract management not only prevents financial losses and legal risks, but also fights operational inefficiencies. In this way, it transforms ordinary agreements into true strategic assets for your company.
The corporate market increasingly demands agility, precision, and control. Currently, the launch of new technologies addresses the growing demand for digitalization, governance, and efficiency in procurement processes,
In the current scenario, managing supplier relationships goes far beyond spreadsheets and negotiations; it is about shielding operations and driving strategic competitiveness. At Level Group, we rely on
The 2026 CPO & CSCO Survey, conducted by the Procurement Club with Supply Chain and Procurement leaders in Latin America and Canada, shows that digitalizing processes is companies' third highest priority, behind only financial goals and training. This data helps explain the sector's current state: the digitalization of procurement has already begun, but is still happening unevenly.
