Mars Shot empowers organizations to navigate and lead strategic innovation for future success.

Crafting customized strategies to help companies tackle complex challenges and seize emerging market opportunities
Designing interactive experiences that empower teams to explore innovative concepts and quickly develop new skills
Delivering insights on the future of business, technology, and innovation to inspire and energize audiences
Providing independent oversight, strategic guidance, and expertise to drive growth, innovation, and accountability while ensuring strong governance and objective decision-making
Investing in and supporting growing companies, including AI and Data consulting ventures like OpenMindsAI

We focus on transforming ideas into tangible impact by leveraging market insights, technological trends, and hands-on strategies to foster growth and cultivate innovative teams and strategies.

Through consulting, workshop facilitation, training, and keynote speeches, we are committed to creating a continuous learning and innovation environment.

In addition to offering consulting and training services, Mars Shot also functions as an investment vehicle, supporting the growth of new businesses and projects. One of our recent ventures is OpenMindsAI, a consultancy dedicated to Data and Artificial Intelligence solutions.

About Hugo de Sousa

Hugo de Sousa is a specialist in corporate innovation, digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), and data, with a diverse and impactful career. He has served as Head of Innovation at Capita Plc (London) and BearingPoint (UKI), Head of Digital Transformation at Turismo de Portugal, among other prominent organizations, working across various industries.

He is a Professor of Innovation at Bayes Business School - City University of London, Nova SBE Executive Education, and other renowned universities. Professionally, he is the founder of an AI company, helping organizations thrive through transformation and innovation. He also led the WeHelpUkraine.org volunteer project, which was supported by the President of the Portuguese Republic.