He wasn’t born into wealth. He wasn’t the top student — quite the opposite. And yet, somewhere between rejection emails and red-eye flights, he built something bigger than a career: he built a signal. A network so alive, it moves markets. Today, he’s one of the most connected people in the startup world — a name that quietly threads through boardrooms in São Paulo, Silicon Valley, Riyadh. But it didn’t start there. It started in Campo Grande, a town not known for billion-dollar deals. The son of a regular Brazilian family, Trindade earned a degree in International Relations — a … Continue reading From Zero to a Global Signal: The Rise of Filipe Trindade