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MAP went all in to hire Cláudia Menino to lead real estate

Jornal de Negócios14 September 2026 at 12:03

MAP hired Cláudia Menino to lead its real estate division. The professional moved from the asset management firm Draycott, where she held previous positions.

Draycott is an asset management firm that manages venture capital and private equity investment funds. This previous experience brings differentiated knowledge of the capital markets to the new role.

Cláudia Menino now joins the real estate group led by Diogo Guerra Abecasis and José Rui Meneses e Castro. The hiring demonstrates MAP's commitment to strengthening its real estate area with experienced professionals from the financial sector.

Why this matters

The hiring of Cláudia Menino reflects the talent flow between real estate groups and asset management companies. Her move from Draycott, which manages venture capital and private equity funds, to MAP means MAP may gain a broader investment perspective and capital operations experience, which is significant for its real estate business expansion strategy.

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