The Journal of Contemporary Administration (RAC)’s 2018-2021 Managerial Report and a Farewell

Abstract

This is the last editorial that I am writing as the Editorin-Chief of the Journal of Contemporary Administration (RAC), completing my predefined voluntary pro bono mandate (2018-2021). I would like to take this moment to thank and recognize the professional work of several people with whom I've had the great opportunity to work and learn from during the past three years. In saying farewell to this position, I will leave you with a brief summary of the work we have performed from June 2018 to May 2021 in order to follow the editorial best practice of providing information (Bandi & Patton, 2019; Kumar & Zattoni, 2019). Conscious of the duties and responsibilities inherent in the role of Editor-in-Chief (Aguinis & Vaschetto, 2011), at the RAC, I have constantly sought to prioritize the interests of the Brazilian business community in countless initiatives during my tenure. To accomplish this, I have counted on the invaluable collaboration of people of rare dedication and a rare sense of professional duty, among whom I would like to name: Case Study Editor Paula Chimenti (CoppeAd/Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro/Brazil), who has expanded on the work started by