(Isstories Editorial):- Windermere, Florida Oct 21, 2025 (Issuewire.com) – Born in Recife, brothers André and Raphael Carvalho have turned their immigrant experience into a story of entrepreneurial growth in the United States. Leading successful businesses across multiple states, they are also dedicated to empowering new entrepreneurs, particularly within the Brazilian community.
From Athlete to Business Mentor
André Carvalho arrived in the U.S. in 2002 with the dream of pursuing a professional soccer career, but he soon discovered his true path in entrepreneurship. Today, he leads teams, provides mentorship, and works as a writer and speaker. For André, business growth is inseparable from personal development. “We learned early on that a business only grows when the people within it grow too,” he says. “My focus now is to help other immigrants see possibilities and find direction.”
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Academic Foundation and Practical Impact
Raphael Carvalho holds a degree in Business Administration from a U.S. university and has completed executive programs at institutions such as Columbia Business School. Combining academic knowledge with hands-on experience, he and his brother developed a replicable management model focused on sustainable expansion.
“Our goal is not just to achieve financial results but to expand positive impact,” Raphael explains. “We feel responsible not only for established entrepreneurs but also for those who are just starting out.”
Faith, Family, and Business
Both brothers maintain their Christian faith as a guiding principle in their personal and professional lives. As husbands and fathers, they make it a priority to keep family values at the core of their business decisions, fostering a culture rooted in respect, ethics, and commitment.
In addition to running their companies, André and Raphael are actively involved in initiatives that train and support Brazilians living abroad. They view entrepreneurship as a tool for social transformation. “There are so many Brazilians out here with great vision who just haven’t realized their own potential yet,” says André. “That’s the audience we want to reach.”
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