For the past six years, since 2018, Mirow & Co. has proudly earned the Great Place to Work seal. Our team regards Mirow & Co. as an exceptional workplace, where they take pride in being part of a collaborative environment founded on respect and fairness, fostering strong relationships.

In 2018, Consulting Magazine selected Mirow & Co. as one of the seven most promising consulting firms in the world in its Seven to Watch® ranking. This award acknowledges small and medium-sized consultancies, with Mirow & Co. being the sole Latin American consultancy included in the ranking.

At the end of 2019, the prestigious American industry publication Consulting Magazine selected Mirow & Co. as one of the twenty fastest growing consultancies in the world – achieving organic revenue growth of over 200% in the last 3 years.

We have publicly committed to reducing our emissions and achieving carbon neutrality across all our operations by 2050. Additionally, we are proud to be the 38th Brazilian company to have our targets approved by the Science Based Targets Initiative, aligning our reduction commitments with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.

Mirow & Co. has joined the Global Compact, committing itself to promoting the Sustainable Development Goals throughout the value chain. With this commitment, we become part of the Climate Action Platform, advocating for sustainability issues and the development of decarbonized business models.

We annually report all greenhouse gas emissions and decarbonization actions to the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), the largest rating platform for sustainability, decarbonization and climate change issues. Mirow & Co. has achieved Silver level accreditation as a Service Provider (ASP) with the CDP. Recognized by the institution as an expert in various topics related to Climate Change, we have demonstrated proven experience in Transition Planning, Sustainability Strategy, Nature-Based Solutions projects, and more.

We have zeroed all carbon emissions in our history by supporting REDD+ environmental projects, which prevent deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, preserve biodiversity and support local socio-economic development, contributing to the UN’s 9 Sustainable Development Goals.