About

Cemig is a well-established power company that operates in 23 Brazilian states, the company has a 25% market share in the region, and is responsible for the operation of 120 power plants across the country, making the company one of the largest power generation groups. Being such a large and reputable organisation requires a highly competent and deeply experienced legal team; Cemig has a figurehead to rely on in the form of chief counsel Raul Lycurgo Leite. Leite has provided a significant contribution to several key developments at Cemig, and he has worked closely with various other departments in order to ensure that ethical conduct throughout the company is a primary concern. Internal policies have been realigned to ensure all activities and relationships comply with ethical and moral concepts. Leite has additionally been involved in the mitigation of risks for the company and the improvement of company processes and efficiency. The group has expectedly endured difficulties from regulatory reformations that are being passed across the energy sector, Leite has assisted in ensuring that the organisation remains well prepared and equipped to be able to adjust to various modifications. Before joining Cemig, Leite held a number of attorney roles with federal agencies.