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1º Congresso Luso-Brasileiro de e-Commerce

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Flavio Pagotto Responsável pela operação no Brasil do comparador de preços Kuanto Kusta, líder em Portugal.		Samuel Gonsales Especialista em sistemas de gestão empresarial e e-commerce com mais de 15 anos de experiência.
Igor Senra Co-fundador e CEO do sistema de pagamento MoIP.		Fábio Rodrigues Especialista em atendimento a clientes e gerente da Direct Talk, empresa pioneira em atendimento online.
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João Kepler Palestrante internacional, sintonizado com a inovação, convergência digital e especialista em Comércio Eletrônico.		Danilo Carvalho Especialista em gestão de negócios e vendas com mais de 7 anos de experiência em tecnologia e e-commerce.
Adérito Fernandes Sócio-fundador da Memogadget, responsável por um sistema de e-commerce utilizando inteligência artificial para otimizar as vendas.		Luiz Pereira Diretor comercial da Precifica, possui diversas especializações em marketing digital, comunicação e vendas.
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Vitor Mendrone Atua na área de desenvolvimento de lojas virtuais pela agência zFast, tendo participado de vários projetos de versões móveis de lojas virtuais do FastCommerce.		Alexandre Soncini Vice-Presidente da VTEX, com mais de 10 anos de experiência em Comércio Eletrônico, ministra aulas em escolas especializadas.
Tomas Duarte Sócio da Gapps e LeadHunters, co-fundador da Associação Brasileira de Startups e gerente do Google Business Groups BH.		Alessandra Lucato 16 anos de experiência na área de atendimento ao cliente, é gerente de Relacionamento/Televendas da farmácia 100% digital Netfarma.
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Rafael Martins Coordenador de e-maill marketing da agência cadastra, colunista dos portais ecommerce brasil e proxxima.		Enio Klein Sócio fundador da K&G Sistemas e professor de marketing e vendas na Business School, atua como Gen. Manager da SalesWays Corp Brasil.
Augusto Sorgi Diretor de marketing e account da Splio, é especialista em CRM e marketing digital com mais de 10 anos de experiência.		Erick Gutierrez E-commerce Consulting na agência Stock Interativo e fundador da Apoio E-Commerce, com 7 anos de expertise em e-commerce.
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Will Trannin Diretor Executivo da SEO Master, trabalha há mais de 7 anos com SEO, e é o idealizador do projeto Guia SEO para E-Commerce.		Leo Rocha Leo Rocha é CEO e co-fundador da Admatic, líder em tecnologia para marketing digital. É professor de SEM e SEO do Instituto Infnet.
Breno Koscky Consultor, diretor e editor chefe do portal Mercado E-commerce, onde ministra cursos de e-commerce, marketing digital e redes sociais.		Ernesto Ferreira Country Manager Portugal da Plataforma de Marketing Multicanal E-goi, é especialita em Email Marketing e Marketing digital.
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Rogéria Gleremek Rogeria Gleremek é Head de Compliance para a América Latina da Serasa Experian e Presidente da Comissão Permanente de Compliance do IASP.		Amyris Fernandez Mestre em Comércio Eletrônico e consultora em Design Thinking, trabalha em pesquisa de mercado em tecnologia e coordena o curso de Mídias Digitais na FGV.
Eduardo Muniz Sócio-Diretor da VITRIO, empresa de inteligência com uma solução full-service para o E-Commerce. Professor do MBA de Marketing Digital na ESPM.		Paulo Renato Gonçalves Responsável pelo site de E-Commerce Prinfor.pt, um dos líderes em E-Commerce de Portugal.
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Cristiano Fogaça Chaussard Especialista em e-commerce, proprietário da Flexy, plataforma para B2C e B2B. Presidente da ABComm/SC.		Diego Ivo Um dos principais experts de SEO do Brasil, movimenta o mercado digital há sete anos e em 2012 fundou a Conversion, hoje a maior empresa de SEO do país.
Kelly Almeida 10 anos de experiência com o comércio eletrônico brasileiro, atuando em empresas como Som Livre, Videolar, Veer e à 4 anos na equipe comercial da Site Blindado.		Juliana Maiolino Country Manager na Textbroker para as plataformas do Brasil e Portugal, empresa líder mundial na geração de textos únicos e individuais.
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THE WHITE HOUSE  Here’s What Inversions Are Costing Us You don’t get to pick your tax rate. Neither should corporations. That’s why, earlier this week, the Treasury Department took initial steps to prevent U.S. corporations from using a tax maneuver to avoid paying taxes in America. This loophole -- known as an “inversion” -- lets a company avoid taxes by relocating their tax residence overseas while changing very little else about its operations or business. And it’s costing Americans nearly $20 billion over the next decade -- critical dollars that could grow and expand the middle class. Take a look at why we are taking action to close the inversion tax loophole -- then share it with everyone who needs to know.                                                        September 26, 2014 Social Marketing - Week in Review Facebook Further Reveals Plans for Internet-Connected Drones Yael Maguire, engineering director at Facebook Connectivity Lab, doesn't like to use the word "drones" when it comes to "beaming" Internet to the developing world. He prefers "planes." But whatever you want to call them, Facebook and Internet.org are looking to the skies in order to get the last 15% of the world's population, who aren't connected, online. At the 2014 Social Good Summit on Monday, Maguire gave more details on the Connectivity Lab's plans, first revealed in March, in a conversation with Mashable CEO Pete Cashmore...    Click to continue reading. What America's Retailers are Spending on Social Media this Holiday Season (Infographic) With a predicted growth of 8 percent as compared with last year, according to Prosper Spending Score, the 2014 U.S. holiday shopping season has begun. Many companies bank on the success of sales from November and December to wrap up their fiscal years on a profitable note, with Prosper estimating this year will be a $650 billion holiday retail season. Although Facebook and Twitter recently announced built-in commerce options, they're being tested only by a handful of companies...  Click to continue reading. Understanding the Life Cycle of Social Media Just like anything else in life, social media has a definite life cycle. That life cycle has several critical elements and one feeds off of the other. It goes around and when the life cycle has reached its end, it starts all over again. Your responsibility is to understand how it works and to maintain the momentum indefinitely...  Click to continue reading. Free Guidebook to Converting More Leads from Your Website   96% of your website visitors are not ready to buy - but they may be willing to provide their contact information in exchange for your valuable content. Check out Marketo's eBook, Website and SEO for Lead Generation, to learn how to optimize your website in order to convert more leads today. Download here - http://bit.ly/1r9zrbp  Read more... Hey, Last week at the United Nations, President Obama laid out a forceful case that in an uncertain world, American strength and leadership is the one constant. The United States is leading an international coalition in the fight to degrade and ultimately destroy ISIL, to counter Russian aggression in Ukraine, and to contain and combat the Ebola epidemic in West Africa. As the President said on Sunday night: That's how we roll. This Thursday, speaking to Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, the President will make the case for what has always fueled America's leadership -- and that's America's economic greatness. He'll take a step back from the rush of current events to explain what we've done to recover from the Great Recession and what we need to do to ensure that more middle-class Americans feel that progress in their own lives. Make sure you're watching. RSVP to watch the speech here -- and we'll email you on Thursday morning with an exclusive set of materials so you have the facts before the President speaks. The fact is, the President's policies and the hard work of the American people have helped America come back farther and faster from recession than almost any other advanced nation. The economy is stronger today than it was before President Obama took office. But he didn't run for office to get us back to where we were; he ran to get us where we need to be -- to rebuild an economy that creates not only good jobs, but broad-based prosperity. Right after the President took office -- in the face of a global recession -- he laid out his vision for building a New Foundation for the American economy based not on the cycle of bubble-and-bust that led to the crisis, but rather on shared, durable growth that creates good, middle-class jobs. We focused on reforming our financial and health care systems, investing in education, unleashing new jobs in new industries like clean energy and high-tech manufacturing, and bringing down the deficit for future generations. From the toughest reforms of Wall Street since the Great Depression, to the Affordable Care Act, to cutting our deficits in half, to ten million new private sector jobs over the past four and a half years, we've made significant, measurable progress on each element of this New Foundation. Today, our economy is on a stronger footing for the future. There's no quick fix, but there are commonsense things Washington can do right now to help create jobs and raise wages. The President will detail the strategy we need to follow to ensure that this century is the American century and that the benefits of our growth are shared broadly with the middle class and all who hope to join it. Say you'll be watching, and we'll send you an update on Thursday morning, putting the facts you need in one quick, easy-to-read place. Infrastructure has been one of Brazil´s major bottlenecks. With the World Cup came the hope of a new wave of investments that would help not only the mobility of global soccer fans but also the fulfillment of the country´s principal infra gaps. Although some of Brazil´s major airports are now better equipped meeting international standards, much more still needs to be done. In an election year, all presidential candidates have infrastructure as a major item in their programs.  How are PE investors looking at this scenario and leveraging on opportunities? What are their insights on how infrastructure has been dealt in Brazil until now and how it will be in the coming years? Understand the situation from the senior-most PE players on the ground.    Paulo Mattos Managing DirectorInfrastructure               GP-Investimentos    Chris Meyn Partner Gávea Investments Fund Mark Ramsey Executive Director Head Latin America Macquarie Capital Christopher Tehranian Senior VP/ Head of Infrastructure Research Meketa Group The Third Annual PE inBrazil Forum, which will be held on October 3 at Baker & McKenzie´s offices in New York at 452 5th Ave. will provide Limited Partners in and around New York a chance to update themselves on Brazil´s infrastructure and other areas of interest related to PE investments. The event is by invitation-only. So please sign up promptly as space is limited and demand has increased this year for attendance. SIGN-UP here. If you would like more information please contact Cristiane Nascimento atcnascimento@abvcap.com.br or Robert Linton at rlinton@abvcap.com.br. Descadastre-se caso não queira receber mais e-mails.

View this email in your browser Friday, October 10, 2014 Time 8:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. Location Ronald Regan Building and International Trade Center 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20004 Gain Insight! 2014 Brazil Economic Conference Washington, D.C. The 2014 Brazil Economic Conference will address economic developments, including new trends and sectors that will continue to drive Brazil as an attractive market for foreign investment.  We will also engage in a debate about the current political landscape in the country and the challenges that will face the next president, to be elected in October. Conference Chairperson: Kellie Meiman Hock, Managing Partner, McLarty Associates Speakers Include: Ambassador Mauro Vieira, Ambassador of Brazil to The United States, Embassy of Brazil Professor Luciano Coutinho, President, BNDES - The Brazilian Development Bank Kenneth E. Hyatt, Deputy Under Secretary for International Trade,US Department of Commerce and Co-Chair, US-Brazil Commercial Dialogue Marcio Holland Brito, Secretary of Economic Policy, Ministry of Finance of Brazil  Representative from the Marina Silva Campaign - (Name To Be Announced) Ambassador Anthony S. Harrington, Chairman, Brazil-US Business Council and Wilson Center Brazil Institute, andFormer Ambassador of the United States to Brazil Theodore M. Helms, Chairman, Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Paulo Sotero, Director, Wilson Center Brazil Institute Marcio Percival Alves Pinto, Vice-President of Finances and Control, Caixa Econômica Federal Robson Braga de Andrade, President, Confederação Nacional da Indústria - CNI Gilberto Peralta, President and CEO, General Electric Brazil - GE Odmar Almeida-Filho, President, Amway Brazil Otaviano Canuto dos Santos Filho, Senior Advisor on BRICS Economies, DEC, World Bank Group Paulo Nogueira Batista Junior, Executive Director, International Monetary Fund Cassio A. Calil, Managing Director, Head of International Commercial Banking, JPMorgan FIND OUT MORE REGISTRATION Please click here to register online. Please click here to download the registration form. Click on calendar image to add the event to your Outlook calendar. Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsors Silver Sponsors Media Sponsor Sponsorship Opportunities Available! Sponsorship opportunities for this traditional program are available.  For further information, please contactevents@brazilcham.com / 212-751-4691. Partners

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Good afternoon, Each and every year, the world's leaders gather in New York for a session of the United Nations General Assembly. Earlier today, President Obama spoke to them directly in an address that warrants the attention not only of those leaders, but of all Americans. It was clear, candid, and compelling. The President talked about the world as it is, and the world as we all hope it can be. The President said that, for all the hard-won progress we see in the world, there is also what he today called a "pervasive unease." A deadly Ebola outbreak ravaging West Africa, Russian aggression in Ukraine, and the group of medieval murdering terrorists known as ISIL, which, left unchecked, could pose a growing threat beyond the region -- including our homeland. So when President Obama addressed the leaders of more than 140 nations this morning, he posed two fundamental questions that will help define both the world's future and our own: Can the major powers set aside their differences and meet their responsibilities as leaders? And can the world reject the cancer of violent extremism? The President knows the answer is yes -- if we make it so. The way he answers these questions is an important illustration of the principles we stand for as Americans, and a window into the future we look to help build. See what he had to say. He described the compelling need for a global response to global issues. For fighting violent extremism requires a broad coalition of nations willing to stand up for their citizens, and unite against those who seek to "divide us among fault lines of tribe or sect, race or religion." Defeating this extremism means defeating its false promise, instead embracing the real promise we see in the Middle East: investing in civil society and in the groups and people who are rejecting hate and division in favor of peace and tolerance. In the past 20 months, I've traveled more than 550,000 miles through 55 countries. I have touched down in Iraq and Jeddah to focus on defeating the threat that ISIL poses. I've flown to Kiev and stood in the Maidan to reaffirm our commitment to supporting Ukraine's efforts to shape their own future and make their democracy a success. I've worked with the leaders of Afghanistan to help secure the gains for which so many Americans have sacrificed so much over the past 13 years. From Kabul to Cairo and Beijing to Juba, here's what I can tell you: The world's nations have more in common than sometimes we realize -- particularly at a time when every turn seems to present a new danger. Everywhere I’ve gone, no matter how precarious the society or volatile the situation, I have seen the "longing for positive change" that our President spoke of today. The United States, he said, "will never shy away from the promise of this institution, and its Universal Declaration of Human Rights -- the notion that peace is not merely the absence of war, but the presence of a better life." Nearly six years into his presidency, President Barack Obama is as committed as ever to the potential of that promise to light the world. And he’s right. And that is precisely why we are taking action against immediate threats wherever they threaten our security at the same time we work towards a world in which those threats will one day be replaced by opportunity. This is a speech you need to hear from the President himself. Watch the whole thing below, and please make sure you pass it along to someone else who needs to see it.

Earlier today, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon convened a Climate Summit, where President Obama and other world leaders gathered to discuss their actions and commitments to tackle the growing problem of climate change. In his address at today's summit, the President made one thing very clear: No nation -- including ours -- is immune to climate change. He's right. We're already feeling the effects -- the past decade has been America's hottest on record. In the west, the wildfire season starts earlier in the spring, lasts later into the fall, and burns more acreage. And California is experiencing record drought. But the worst part: Carbon emissions across the globe are still rising, and that will make the effects of climate change even more damaging over time. Find out how President Obama is taking action -- then take the next step and stand with him. Last year, President Obama put forward a Climate Action Plan that will cut carbon pollution, prepare the U.S. for the effects of climate change, and lead international efforts to fight climate change across the globe. And we're making progress. In 2009, the President pledged that we would cut our carbon emissions in the range of 17% below 2005 levels by 2020. We're on pace to meet that target. Just last week, the Administration announced new actions to cut carbon pollution by almost 300 million metric tons through 2030. That's the equivalent of taking more than 60 million cars off the road for a year, at the same time saving American consumers $10 billion on their energy bills. These are tangible, important steps. Yet even though we're making ambitious reductions in our carbon emissions while making critical new investments in clean energy, the reality is that climate change is worsening faster than our efforts to address it. As the President made clear today, all the world's major economies have to step up for us to successfully protect our planet. We also know that most people get it. Just this past Sunday, nearly 400,000 people -- including the U.N. Secretary-General -- marched in the streets of New York to show their support for action against climate change. And similar events were held on the same day in more than 160 other countries. Fighting climate change isn't an option -- it's an obligation. We may not see the full fruit of our efforts in our lifetimes, but we owe it to our children and our grandchildren to leave this world a better place. See the current state of our climate, and learn more about the President's plan to protect our planet.