Peixe Rosa is a Brazilian company created to enable innovation in Life Sciences and Health, connecting the public and private sectors within a single research and development ecosystem. Born from the experience of Of Joseph PB&T and the Outthinker network, Peixe Rosa serves as a strategic link between science, investment, and social impact — promoting sustainable and accessible solutions to global health challenges, from Brazil to the world.
Peixe Rosa CRO (Clinical Research Organization) is the program’s branch dedicated to clinical research and the international validation of health technologies. With reference centers in Brazil and Europe, the CRO ensures that innovations developed in partnership with universities and companies are tested, regulated, and certified according to the highest global standards — including through the European Medicines Agency (EMA), via Maastricht.
To innovate is to venture into the unknown. Peixe Rosa invites researchers, investors, and companies to explore new frontiers in science, believing that the future of health depends on the courage to experiment. Each project within the program is a journey of discovery, where curiosity and collaboration build bridges between knowledge, technology, and humanity.
The Peixe Rosa Program operates as an integrated ecosystem for research, development, and business in health. Through institutional agreements, it mobilizes scientists, companies, and investment funds to transform ideas into real-world solutions. The technologies developed are validated in Brazil and Europe, registered in tax-neutral zones, and can be scaled globally — with transparency, sustainability, and social impact.
The Peixe Rosa program is present in the largest regions of the State of Pernambuco. Positively impacting the cities of Recife, Olinda, Goiana Caruaru, Pesqueira and Arcoverde.
Peixe Rosa is based in Recife, Pernambuco — one of Brazil’s leading
medical and technology hubs, where tradition, science, and innovation converge.
The company is part of a strategic ecosystem that brings together universities,
hospitals, research centers, and technology parks focused on health and life
sciences. Plans are underway for the program to be installed in the Celso
Furtado Building (the former headquarters of the Superintendence for the
Development of the Northeast – SUDENE), located across from the Federal
University of Pernambuco (UFPE) campus. This architectural and historical
landmark symbolizes the development of the Brazilian Northeast — and will soon
host part of Peixe Rosa’s operations and initiatives.