Don't miss the chance to meet up with your former colleagues and other Alumni and to take part in the events that the School organizes for you!

Class Reunions

keyboard_arrow_up 30 Years | Class Reunion of 1989-1995 | Business and Economics

May 22nd

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keyboard_arrow_up 25 Years Reunion | Class of 1994-2000 | Business and Economics

June 5th

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keyboard_arrow_up 45 Years | Class of 1975-1980 | Business and Economics

September 25th

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keyboard_arrow_up 40 Years | Class Reunion of 1980-1985/86 | Business and Economics

October 23th

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Career Award

Our prestigious Career Award is back! The nomination period for the 15th edition of the Career Award | 2025 is now open and will run until 30 April.

Nominations

 

keyboard_arrow_up This distinction has been awarded to the following Alumni:
keyboard_arrow_up 2006: Isabel Jonet

(Economics, 1977-1982) for her extraordinary work as head of the Food Bank Against Hunger;

keyboard_arrow_up 2007: Sérgio Rebelo
(Economics, 1976-1981), Professor of Finance at Kellogg School of Management in the US, for his brilliant academic career.
keyboard_arrow_up 2008: António Horta-Osório
(Business Administration and Management, 1981-1987), for his outstanding international career in the financial sector.
keyboard_arrow_up 2009: Carlos Melo Ribeiro
Business Administration and Management, 1972-1977) for his significant work as Managing Director of Siemens Portugal.
keyboard_arrow_up 2010: António Viana Baptista
(Economics, 1975-1980) for his distinguished international career in Telecommunications.
keyboard_arrow_up 2011: Alexandre Relvas and Filipe de Botton
(Business Administration and Management, 1976-1981) for their inspiring example as entrepreneurs and leaders at Logoplaste.
keyboard_arrow_up 2012: Miguel Villas-Boas
(Economics, 1979-1984) internationally recognized as a thought leader in the areas of Economics and Marketing.
keyboard_arrow_up 2013: Luís Palha
(Business Administration and Management, 1976-1981) for his brilliant and diversified professional career.
keyboard_arrow_up 2014: Joaquim Goes
(Business Administration and Management, 1983-1989) for his important professional career in Management.
keyboard_arrow_up 2016: Luís Amaral
(Business Administration and Management, 1979-1984), CEO and major shareholder of Eurocash, for his outstanding entrepreneurship and a highly successful professional career.
keyboard_arrow_up 2017: Fátima Barros
(Economics, 1980-1986), for her remarkable contribution in the development and internationalization process of CATÓLICA-LISBON and for her work as the first woman president of a regulatory body and of BEREC.
keyboard_arrow_up 2023: Alexandra Machado
(Management 1984-1990), "by the solidity and diversity of her brilliant career, having started in the Academy, spending more than 25 years in the corporate world where she played prominent positions at national and international level in various sectors. She embraced the social sector with enormous impact, which has distinguished and rewarded her worldwide. We consider that Alexandra Machado represents, unequivocally, the successful path that CATÓLICA-LISBON aspires for its Alumni, perfectly aligned with its mission", according to the jury.
keyboard_arrow_up Informations

Each year Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics presents the "Career Award" to honour one of its Alumni who has stood out throughout their professional career, in line with the principles transmitted during their academic journey. This recognition is based on criteria such as leadership, professionalism, ethics and social impact.


This initiative aims to recognise those who, after a consolidated career and over 45 years of age, have made a significant contribution to the the quality of operations within their companies and institutions. This contribution covers many aspects, benefiting investors, employees, other members of the business community and society in general. In doing so, these honorees also help enhance Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics' reputation for excellence.

 

keyboard_arrow_up Bidders

Candidates for the CATÓLICA-LISBON Career Award will be proposed by the Alumni of Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics.

keyboard_arrow_up Eligibility Criteria

Alumni of Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics who have completed a Bachelor's, Master's, Executive Master's (with degree) or CATÓLICA-LISBON MBA are eligible to receive the CATÓLICA-LISBON Career Award.

Employees of the School or previous winners of the Career Award are not eligible.

keyboard_arrow_up Nomination Process

The nomination of an Alumnus for the Career Award will be formalized by completing a form available on the CATÓLICA-LISBON website.

The form will be accessible online during the nominations phase.

keyboard_arrow_up Prize Jury

The Jury is selected annually and consists of a panel of independent personalities of recognized competence and reputability, with relevant experience in the business world, in academia and/or in the national or international economy.

For 2025, the Jury was constituted by:

- Vasco de Mello (President)

- Isabel Mota

- Margarida Couto

- Vítor Bento

- Sérgio Rebelo

The jury is responsible for analyzing the short-list of the 5 candidates with the highest number of nominations and deciding on the award attribution.

There will be no ranking of the remaining nominees.

keyboard_arrow_up Appraisal Criteria

The Jury will decide on awarding the Prize after analyzing the applications based on the respective “Curriculae” and recognized merits, establishing, at their discretion, internal weighting criteria that take into account factors such as: leadership, professionalism, ethics and social impact.

keyboard_arrow_up Dates

Nomination period: until April 30th, 2025

Jury decision: until May 20th, 2025

Award Ceremony: June 24th, 2025

keyboard_arrow_up Comunication

Annually, the opening period for nominations for the Career Award will be announced on the various communication channels used by CATÓLICA-LISBON.

keyboard_arrow_up Regulation