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Panelists: • Susan Segal, President & CEO of the Americas Society/Council of the Americas Bio • Miguel de Oliveira, Director of Global Innovation at Bunge Bio • Rafael Rojas, Vice President, Global Markets Equity, Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc. Bio
Topic: "Brazil/Latin America - Resource-Loaded and Ready for Prime Time" (Panel Discussion)
Host / Moderator: George Rodriguez, Managing Director, Argeni LLC
Sponsors: Argeni LLC Website
Technology & Business Innovation
Vanguard Communications Website
Place: Club Quarters in Midtown New York City
40 West 45th Street (between Fifth & Sixth Avenues)
Times: • 11:00 a.m. - 2:15 p.m
• Networking: 11 a.m. - 12 noon • Lunch: 12 - 1 p.m.
• Presentation (webcast): 1 - 2:15 p.m.
Abstract: After a long period looking Eastward, the U.S. is starting to look South. Brazil and some Latin American (LATAM) economies are rising stars, growing quickly based on sound fiscal policies combined with the extraordinary richness of natural resources and a population eager to reap the fruits of economic development. From the largest rain forest in the world to the largest mountain range on earth (and the tallest outside of Asia) to the petroleum-rich fields to the world’s top fisheries, Latin America is full of superlatives in agro-based industries, mining, petroleum and a cornucopia of natural resources that has led to a dominant role in a number of materials strategic to high technology and energy.
As LATAM’s population doubles to one billion in 2050, technological innovation, consumer-driven demand and concomitant public works will continue to invigorate global economic growth. CM&E has assembled a panel of experts from such organization as Deutsche Bank, Petrobras, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Bunge who will give their insights on the challenges and opportunities including:
a. What is the status of Brazil and LATAM now and what is its outlook over the next decade?
b. How will the nature of trade between the U.S. and Brazil/LATAM change over the next decade?
c. How can U.S. investors and companies profit from Brazil/LATAM growth while managing risks and structuring deals to maximize benefits of fast growth and government incentives?
Fees: $55 for Members; $65 for Non-Members (Payment includes Membership for remainder of the year, also).
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Webcast Option: $30 for Members and Non-Members. $10 discount, if you reserve by Tuesday, September 7th, 4 pm. This event will be available as a live Webcast (1:00 - 2:00 pm EDT on Thursday, September 9th). Reserve for webcast.
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