Ana Maria Marcondes Penido Sant'Anna (commonly known as Ana Maria Penido) is a prominent Brazilian businesswoman born in 1956 in São Paulo, Brazil. She is the daughter of the late legendary engineer Pelerson Soares Penido, a pioneer in Brazilian infrastructure who participated in the construction of the capital city, Brasília.

Penido graduated with a degree in Business Administration from the Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie in São Paulo.

• Origin: Born in São Paulo; heir to an engineering and infrastructure dynasty.
• Education: Degree in Business Administration from Mackenzie University.
• Family: Daughter of Pelerson Penido, founder of the Grupo Serveng.

Ana Maria Penido’s career is defined by her leadership and governance in Brazil’s infrastructure sector. She serves as the Vice-President of the Administrative Council of Grupo CCR (formerly Companhia de Concessões Rodoviárias). CCR is one of the largest infrastructure concession companies in Latin America, managing thousands of kilometers of toll roads, urban mobility systems, and airports.

She represents her family's interests in the company, which her father helped create through the merger of multiple engineering firms. Since CCR's public listing in 2002, she has overseen its expansion into multi-modal transport services.

• Role: Vice-President of the Board of Grupo CCR.
• Business Focus: Management of highway concessions, mobility, and airport services.