Almeida Enora

Enora Almeida (1997) , Senior Supply Chain Consultant at OMP, profiles herself as a bridge-builder between complex logistical software and the human capital required to operate it. Her candidacy for Rising Tech Star is built on a combination of international operational experience and a structural commitment to gender diversity within the sector.

With a career spanning nine years, Almeida has navigated a trajectory that is as geographically diverse as it is technical. Currently operating out of France after stints in Brussels and a two-year tenure in Rio de Janeiro, she leverages this international perspective to manage complex ERP implementations. At the software company OMP, her core responsibility involves the configuration and implementation of supply chain planning software, a role that requires translating rigid technical parameters into workable business solutions for clients.

Almeida is positioned as a strong candidate not merely due to her functional expertise, but because of her active engagement with emerging technologies. She is directly involved in the ‘Excellence’ topics for the Metals industry, where she is currently developing improved training protocols utilizing a new Generative AI tool. This indicates a capacity to adapt to the rapidly shifting technological landscape, a prerequisite for any future leader in ICT.

However, Almeida’s profile distinguishes itself most sharply through her extra-curricular impact on the tech ecosystem. Recognizing a gap in female representation, she is currently establishing a ‘Women at OMP’ community to facilitate knowledge sharing across the company’s global affiliates.

This year she launched her own mentoring program for young women starting in tech who need support in their job search, their first weeks in their new companies or even for those who want to switch career and join the tech world. Earlier she has been a mentor at ‘Elles Bougent’ for 8 years, attending events in high schools or universities to share more about her career and daily life. ‘I am truly convinced that women have their place in tech and our role is to break the stereotypes on the area’, Almeida states regarding her motivation.