The Foundation's Organizational Structure

We have a committed team of employees and partners who contribute daily to ensuring the GGMF's mission. Through social, educational, environmental, cultural and scientific causes, GGMF develops innovative programmes and projects and supports institutions and organizations in Angola.

Gianni P. Gaspar Martins

President & Founder

Born on August 2, 1981, he has been President & Founder of GGMF since January 24, 2020 and an active participant in the social arena as a philanthropist.

He is an engineer by training, having acquired his Bachelor’s & Master’s Degree in
Petroleum Engineering at the University of Tulsa, in the United States of America.

With more than 21 years’ experience in the oil sector, Engineer Gianni Martins began his professional career as a trainee at Chevron and later as a permanent employee of Sonangol.

In 2014, Engineer left the state-owned company and took on a new challenge, starting his private business career as Chairman of the Board of Global Inn Investments.

Currently, with additional experience in high finance, Engineer Gianni Martins is a
member of the Board of Directors of Banco BIC and Sanlam Allianz Angola Seguros, as a Non-Executive Director and General Manager of Alfort Petroleum.

Nádia Euridice Menezes Madaleno

Executive Director

Born on January 26, 1982, in Luanda, she is a Executive Director at GGMF, with professional experience gained at multinational and national companies, including ESSO Angola and Securitas Security Company, where she held an administrative position. With a considerable level of management and administration, she brings to her core organizational skills, essential to rigorously ensuring the success of this philanthropic institution.

Loyd Ana Contreiras de Sá e Vasconcelos

General Coordinator

Born on January 8, 1981, she has been the General Coordinator of GGMF since July 1,
2022.

She holds a degree in Fashion Design from the Faculty of Architecture in Lisbon and in Interpretation, Translation, and Tourism from the Higher Institute of Languages and Administration in Lisbon, Portugal.

Before accepting the challenge of coordinating the Foundation, she worked at the
Swedish Embassy in Angola for six years as an advisor to the Ambassador.

Edson Mayene Tomás Nuno

Compliance Coordinator

Born on February 6, 1983, in Luanda, he is the coordinator of the Compliance
Department at GGMF.

A teacher for 18 years, he is also an author of three works:
– Diário de um Professor (a) Normal (2018)
– O Esposo da Minha Mulher (2021)
– Banda Desenhada Mwana Luzito (2023)

He holds a Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics for Teaching English as a Foreign Language from Isced – Luanda, at Agostinho Neto University, and is currently studying Law at the Catholic University of Angola.

He is a social project manager and communication specialist. He also has training in Bullying and School Violence, Public Speaking and Communication Techniques, and has undergone special training in Compliance from NF CONFOJUR.

Rui Jorge Dos Santos Policarpo

Coordinator of Activities and Events

Born on June 26, 1986, in Luanda, he is the coordinator of activities and events at
GGMF.

He is a trained manager, holding a degree in Marketing Management from the Technical University of Angola (UTANGA).

He is also a certified electrician, having completed the Energy and Electrical Installations course at the Industrial Polytechnic Institute of Luanda (IPIL, formerly Makarenko).

Before taking on this role, he worked for nine years at INDUPACKAGE, a company
under Sonangol Industrial Investment, as a finance technician.

Júlia de Jesus Cardoso de Sousa Marcolino

Social Projects Assistant

Júlia de Jesus Cardoso de Sousa Marcolino, born on January 18, 1977, in Luanda, is a Social Sciences Technician at the private Leumi Institute of Education. She has been a social projects assistant at the Gianni Gaspar Martins Foundation since November 15, 2024.

Before joining the GGMF group, she worked as an Administrative Assistant for nine years in the Special Economic Zone, Luanda-Bengo, at the Fence and Wire Factory.