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Carlos Staiger (born Karl Staiger; Eningen unter Achalm, 1907 — Porto Alegre, 1997) was an enterpriser of the industrial and agricultural economic sectors that emigrated from Germany to Brazil in the 1930s. Staiger also founded several important associations and wrote a book named O Capital Humano.
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