Juliana Michelon

Economic rise of Brazil and segmentation of investment opportunities

Brazil has lived a unique economic situation in the past decades, after an economic boom at the end of the sixties and beginning of seventies (known as the economic miracle), when the country passed from an agricultural based economy to an industrial based economy. Such transformation and growth came with high inflation rates, and afterContinueContinue reading “Economic rise of Brazil and segmentation of investment opportunities”

Meeting with US Vice Consul for Commerce, Transportation and Intellectual Property

On March 28th we had the opportunity of meeting with Mrs. Linda Neilan, from the Economic Department of the US Consulate General in São Paulo, Brazil, at the local trade association (ACP), during her visit to Curitiba. Mrs Neilan works in the US diplomatic body with research on Commerce, Transportation and Intellectual Property and beganContinueContinue reading “Meeting with US Vice Consul for Commerce, Transportation and Intellectual Property”

Visit of Asia-Oceania Ambassadors

Curitiba received the visit of Ambassadors from the Asia-Oceania group last Thursday, March 29th. Their agenda began with a breakfast event at the local trade association (ACP), and we were there to reception the delegation. The visit was coordinated by Mr. Brett Hacket, the Ambassador of Australia in Brazil, followed by the Ambassadors of Korea,ContinueContinue reading “Visit of Asia-Oceania Ambassadors”

Forum Brazil – Africa for Cooperation and Development

Diplomatic delegations, government authorities academic body and financial institutions debated at the hotel Gran Marquise, Fortaleza, Brasil, on May 9-11 2012, on bilateral and multilateral relations between Brasil and Africa. The event was organized by Universidade de Fortaleza, through its post graduate program on business administration. Infraestructure and development of commercial relations were the mainContinueContinue reading “Forum Brazil – Africa for Cooperation and Development”

Regional Sustainable Development and the Universal Energy Supply: A free initiative for the institutionalization of the new development paradigm.

The Solar schools Project is a civil initiative that foresees to institutionalize current development policies utilizing as its basic and fundamental premise the emerging paradigm of sustainability. The proposal represents the elaboration of an interdisciplinary, insterinstitutional and intersectoral plan for regional sustainable development that contemplates the integration of public schools to the electric distributionContinueContinue reading “Regional Sustainable Development and the Universal Energy Supply: A free initiative for the institutionalization of the new development paradigm.”