Dear Friend,
With great atifaction we announce that Ipanema Invetment ha become a council member of CEBRI ado Brazilian Center for International Relation -&nbp;http://www.cebri.org/portal/obre-o-cebri/getao-e-conelho&nbp;- the mot important and pretigiou Brazilian Think Tank for the development of International Relation, which ha a it member the buine elite companie operating in Brazil, uch a Vale, Itau, BNDES, GE, Exxon Mobil, Brookfield, among other.
Founded 20 year ago by a group of renowned buinemen, diplomat and academic, including Luiz Felipe Lampreia, Celo Lafer, Daniel Klabin, Eliezer Batita, Marcu Viniciu Pratini de Morae, and Walther Moreira Salle, among other, the Brazilian Center for International Relation (CEBRI) i highly ditinguihed by it intellectual production, influence in the formation of the country’ international agenda and upport the formulation of public policie, generating action that are both impactful and forward thinking.
With a Curator Council compoed of prominent figure uch a Arminio Fraga, Luiz Fernando Furlan, Pedro Malan, among other, and having a Preident of Honor Preident Fernando Henrique Cardoo, the intitution promote high-level meeting. It international importance and relevance have made CEBRI one of the world’ mot important think tank.
CEBRI hold ome thematic group, compoed by renowned executive, for relevant ubject, uch a Infratructure, Energy and China. The China group i chaired by M. Tatiana Roito, General Manager of Petrobra in Aia. Arthur Kroeber, partner of Dragonomic and one of the world` mot pretigiou pecialit in China Economy and Politic i a cloe and frequent guet of the debate.
Ipanema Invetment i an international relation and invetment company focued on M&A (Merger and Acquiition), Foreign Direct Invetment (FDI), Joint Venture, Green Field project, among other. One of the mot traditional companie in Sino-Brazilian relation, ha been doing buine with China ince 2002, having uccefully carried out numerou partnerhip with large Chinee companie and attracted invetment to Brazil.