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US-Brazil Trade: New Opportunities for Bilateral Progress

Event | 11.21.19, 4:00 AM EST - 5:15 AM EST

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Crowell & Moring
1001 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20004

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On November 25, twenty-four US and Brazilian business leaders will come together to discuss ways for deepening bilateral business ties at the US-Brazil CEO Forum. Join Women in International Trade (WIIT-DC) and Women Inside Trade (WIT) for a conversation on US-Brazil trade and investment priorities as the US approaches the presidential election in 2020.


Speakers will preview expected outcomes of the US-Brazil CEO Forum and analyze the next phase of the bilateral trade and investment relationship. With President Donald Trump and President Jair Bolsonaro increasingly seeing eye to eye, what are the options to advance meaningful, practical recommendations to build stronger bilateral ties and what do these new opportunities mean for 2020?


Speakers:

  • Maria Cameron, US Department of Commerce
  • Bruno Cassiano, Ministry of Economy, Government of Brazil
  • Elisa Fraga, Ministry of Economy, Government of Brazil
  • José Pimenta, Executive Manager, AMCHAM Brasil 
  • Lisa Schroeter, Dow and US Co-Chair of the CEO Forum trade and tax task force


Pricing:

  • Members: $0
  • Non-members: $25
  • WIT Brazil: By On24

For more information, please visit these areas: Crowell Global Advisors

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