Under the motto 'Rethinking Organizations' (rethinking organizations in Portuguese), the edition will start on July 2, at Rivoli, in Porto, and will continue until the 4th, at Exponor, in Matosinhos. "We hope to surpass ourselves, in other words, maintain the European leadership in marketing management, within this sector", said to Lusa the president of QSP, Rui Ribeiro, on the sidelines of the event's presentation, in Lisbon.

The organization expects 3,500 unique participants in the event, where "content and the 'performances' of the various panels, various speakers" will be presented and with various activation initiatives of the entities present.

In total, there are 98 speakers who will be distributed across seven stages throughout the various days of the event.

The opening, at Rivoli, will include a performance by the Porto Conservatory of Music and speeches by the Minister of Economy, Pedro Reis, by the manager Domitília dos Santos and with a debate under the theme 'Change Management", with Ana Trigo Morais, Jorge de Melo, Zoe Graham and Pedro Sousa Carvalho.

From Rivoli, the QSP Summit will move, on July 3 and 4, to the stages of Exponor, in Matosinhos, where the professor at Harvard Business School, Linda Hill, Ravin Jesuthasan (Mercer) or Scott Morrison (The Boom!) will be present and which will feature a speech by the Secretary of State for Labor, Adriano Rafael Moreira.

During the two days at Exponor, the main stage of the event will also receive Rohit Bhargava (Non-Obvious Company), Christina Stathopoulos (Dare To Data), Costas Markides (London Business School) and Kindra Hall (author and specialist in communication).

This edition features the usual 'worklabs', in which expert speakers will reflect on the organization's umbrella theme, but also on topics such as agility, leadership and the future of organizations, high performance of teams or new trends and technologies.

This edition of the QSP Summit, which has the Lusa agency among its partners in the media, will feature 130 brands in exhibitors.

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