Joao Sayao gives back to community through development projects

MIAMI - Oct. 17, 2016 - PRLog -- Giving back has always been at the heart of the business established by Joao Batista Sayao many years ago; with the initial one being between his company and Milu Villela the heir of Banco Itaú who was the chair of a volunteer based NGO. Since, Mr. Milu Villela is known for making his money from patents; João Batista Sayão França donated at least twenty percent of patents from his products to the charity. The donation went a long way in providing young people with resources that encourage them to help other people through volunteering in different organizations. www.joaosayao.com

João Batista Sayão França is still supporting communities through a number of projects funded by his company Laboline. The company which has a number of products developed by the entrepreneur aims to go beyond the profit making mindset of many companies to offering support to those in need in the area in which it operates. Many times this support has gone forward to change the lives of many people that would have otherwise have led a down trodden life with no hope in the world. Although the projects funded or to be funded by Joao Batista Sayao and his company are many, they are each given individual attention to ensure they succeed and become sustainable in the long run.

Overall, Joao Batista Sayao is an entrepreneur to be emulated if the sentiments by the heir of Banco Itaú, who they worked with on projects in earlier times, are worth taking to heart. He has proven that making money is not the sole goal for his business enterprise but is a means to help those that are seeking help to change their lives financially or get mentored to get to the next level in business.  For more info please visit www.joaosayao.com