Valter Fortes, a quality electrician serving the Cape Verdean community in the USA

The migratory wave of people from Brave to the United States of America is nothing new, most of them looking for a better quality, opening new horizons and following paths of success. We are talking about the case of Valter Fortes, a native of Brava Island.

Fortes, emigrated to the United States of America in 1988, when he was 11 years old, in the company of his mother and other family members, settling in the State of Massachusetts, City of Brockton.

After high school studies and having worked in a company producing, selling and installing electrical systems in several cities in the United States of America, and seeing the company move to Malaysia, Fortes decided to return to the School benches after a license in the installation of electrical systems in homes and public/private buildings.

A graduate of Bunker Hill College in Boston, Valter began his career as an electrician at a local company, showing a keen interest in learning more about the electrical field.

Because of American legal requirements, a trained electrician, until he has his own company and works on his own, must practice the profession in a company for five years, enough time to be qualified to walk on his own legs.

As he told us, he has dedicated himself a lot these three years working for the company Valopes Electric, as he intends to set up his own company in two years, which will start serving Cape Verdean customers and beyond, with great professionalism and friendliness, thus creating a relationship of trust. and transparency.

Working for Valopes Electric, the organization plans and manages its tasks efficiently, so as not to delay deadlines or forget important appointments. In addition, Fortes said that the company invests in personal marketing, publicizing its services on social networks and maintaining a good relationship with customers.

Fortes said that every day he seeks improvement, taking courses and training to specialize in specific areas of electricity, such as installing photovoltaic systems and home automation. As a result, he was able to meet a growing demand from customers seeking more sustainable and intelligent solutions for their homes and businesses.

Bravanews, Valter Fortes was very optimistic and motivated, hoping to complete two more years as an electrician at Valopes Electric, to start new challenges, with a view to starting his own company.

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Valter Fortes, a quality electrician serving the Cape Verdean community in the United States.

The migratory wave of people from Brava to the United States seeking a better life and opening new horizons is not news to anyone. This is the case of Valter Fortes, a native of Brava.

Fortes emigrated to the United States in 1988 at the age of 11, accompanied by his mother and other relatives, settling in Brockton, Massachusetts.

After completing high school, he worked for a company that produced, marketed, and installed electrical systems in various cities across the United States. When the company was relocated to Malaysia, Fortes decided to return to school to obtain a license to install electrical systems in residential and public/private buildings.

Graduating from Bunker Hill College in Boston, Valter began his career as an electrician at a local company, showing a lot of interest in learning more about the electrical field. Due to US legal requirements, a licensed electrician must work for a company for five years before starting their own business.

According to Valter, he has dedicated himself to working for Valopes Electric for the past three years, intending to start his own business in two years, serving Cape Verdean and other customers with professionalism and friendliness, thereby creating a relationship of trust and transparency.

Working for Valopes Electric, the organization plans and manages its tasks efficiently to avoid missing deadlines or forgetting important commitments. In addition, Fortes said the company invests in personal marketing by promoting its services on social media and maintaining a good relationship with customers.

Fortes said he seeks improvement every day, taking courses and training to specialize in specific areas of electricity, such as installing photovoltaic systems and home automation. With this, he was able to meet the growing demand from customers who sought more sustainable and intelligent solutions for their homes and businesses.

Valter Fortes showed himself to be very optimistic and motivated to the Bravanews, hoping to complete two more years as an electrician at Valopes Electric to begin new challenges with a view to starting his own business.