A sua empresa já faz parte do maior e mais importante Mercado mundial?
Pela primeira vez a Câmara de Comércio Brasil-Estados Unidos da Flórida (BACCF) estará incluindo a cidade de Orlando em seu roteiro do Road Show anual “Como Ingressar no Mercado Norte-Americano”, sexta-feira, dia 10 de agosto, no I-Drive Nascar,
com início às 8:30am.
O intuito dessas palestras é dar uma visão panorâmica, resumida e prática sobre diferentes assuntos para empresários e/ou executivos que tem interesse em fazer negócios nos EUA.
Palestrantes:
Inscreva-se hoje - Vagas limitadas
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10 de agosto - 8h30 - 12h30
Inscrições: $15
Local: I-Drive Nascar
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Tópicos a serem abordados no Road Show 2018
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Florida: A porta para o mercado global
- A importância do Brasil para a Flórida
- Os principais produtos importados/exportados
- Oportunidades para brasileiros
Soluções Financeiras
- Abertura de conta nos EUA
- Regulamentos e normas
- Financiamento
- Empréstimos comerciais
Recursos para os exportadores
- As vantagens dos diferentes modos de transporte
- A simplicidade do processo de importação nos EUA
- A agilidade da logística nos EUA
Oportunidades nos EUA
- Green Card (Residência Permanente) através do visto EB-5
- Investimentos para renda recorrente em dólar
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Novas fronteiras e expansão de seus negócios
- Diferenças Culturais
- Modelos de Negócios
- Plano de Vendas
- Desenhando seu projeto de entrada nos EUA
Aspectos legais imigratórios, corporativos e tributários
- O processo de vistos de Trabalho, Estudo, Esportista, Investimento e Green Card
- Abertura de empresas nos EUA: Diferenças entre LLCs, Corporações e Offshores
- Tributação da Pessoa Jurídica Americana
- Planejamento Sucessório
- Renda Global
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Sula --
There are just 92 days between now and November 6, 2018.
That's how long we have until these critical midterm elections -- until Americans go to the ballot box, and decide what kind of country we want to be.
We can choose leaders who don't answer to lobbyists, but to families. We can choose a politics built not on gerrymandering and voter suppression, but on fair representation and stronger voting rights. We can choose an economy that works not just for a shrinking few, but for everybody -- with better wages, more secure health insurance, and Medicaid expansion that covers more Americans.
For eight years, we made great strides together.
We expanded health care to 20 million more Americans. We made sure insurance companies could no longer discriminate against women, or people with pre-existing conditions. We made big investments in clean energy, and reined in greed and recklessness on Wall Street.
Sula, OFA's Team '18 is full of examples of everyday people who have become active, engaged citizens over the past few months:
Folks like Shelia, a grandmother from Georgia who started as an OFA Fellow in 2017. She just hosted a Team '18 House Party to get her neighbors involved in the fight against gerrymandering -- and she'll keep fighting for policies and candidates that leave a better world for her grandkids.
And Debra, who organized a Team '18 training in her Houston neighborhood -- rallying her friends to keep knocking on doors from now until November. And Andres, a filmmaker in California who is using his skills to tell powerful stories about immigrant families.
They inspire me every day -- and it's not too late to join them.
There is no action too small. Every election, every ballot measure, every conversation between now and November ... it all matters.
Make the next 92 days count as part of Team '18:
Thank you,
Barack Obama
44th President of the United States
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Mano Penalva solo Exhibition
Presented by AnnexB
B[x] Gallery (203 Harrison Pl., Brooklyn)
August 24 - October 5
Opening: August 24 @ 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Hasta Tepito
ANNEXB AND B[X] GALLERY PRESENT HASTA TEPITO, FIRST SOLO
SHOW OF THE BRAZILIAN ARTIST MANO PENALVA IN NYC, CURATED BY JULIE DUMONT / THE
BRIDGE PROJECT.
In the video Hasta Tepito, the
central axis of the exhibition, Mano Penalva reveals his lifelong interest for popular markets, the
flow of people, of goods, the packaging, the colors, patterns and sounds that
mark the rhythm of these transit places. Through this observation, the
artist depicts his subjective view of the circulation of objects and of the
bodies that carry them in a globalized world, sharing in the meantime, an
insight of what it is to be a stranger.
More information: https://www.annexb.net/exhibition-hasta-tepito
Film / Book Release/ Talks
Brazilian Endowment for the Arts (BEA) - Click Below for August Calendar
LITERATURE
Support for the Translation of Brazilian Authors Abroad
The program is sponsored by the Brazilian Biblioteca Nacional
Foreign publishers interested in publishing Brazilian authors works, can apply. The publisher must present a project for translation or reissue of an already translated Brazilian work. The public notice with all the information about the registrations is launched every two years.
"The Magic of Handwriting: The Pedro Corrêa do Lago Collection"
June 1 - Sep 16
The Morgan Library
The Brazilian collector Pedro Corrêa do Lago shares Zweig’s conviction that handwriting works magic. At the age of twelve, Corrêa do Lago began sending letters to prominent people to solicit their autographs. Over time, he assembled an extraordinary collection of handwritten letters, manuscripts, and musical compositions as well as inscribed photographs, drawings, and documents in six broad areas of human endeavor—art, history, literature, science, music, and entertainment. From an 1153 papal bull to a 2006 thumbprint signature of Stephen Hawking, the items on view here—selected by Corrêa do Lago from his vast holdings—convey the power of handwriting to conjure what Zweig called a “magic circle” of writers, artists, composers, political figures, performers, explorers, scientists, philosophers, rebels, and others whose actions and creations have made them legends.” — Introductory Wall Text
Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475–1564). Pen and ink drawing with autograph instructions for a marble order for the facade of San Lorenzo, [Florence, 1518]. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727). Autograph manuscript related to coinage during his service to the Royal Mint, undated [after 1696 and before 1727]. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Adam Smith (1723–1790). Autograph letter signed, presumably to Thomas Cadell, [London, March 1767?]. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791). Concluding portion of an autograph letter signed, to his father, Leopold Mozart, [Mannheim], 7 February 1778. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Marie Antoinette (1755–1793). Letter signed, to Ferdinand IV, King of Naples, Versailles, 24 September 1788. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Victoria (1819–1901). Autograph letter signed, from seven-year-old Victoria, the future Queen of Great Britain, to her uncle Prince Frederick, the Duke of York and Albany, Tunbridge Wells, 16 August 1826. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Oscar Wilde (1854–1900). Autograph letter signed, to Bram Stoker, London, [1879 or 1880]. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Signed cabinet photograph of Oscar Wilde (1854–1900), inscribed to James E. Kelly, 1882; photograph by Napoleon Sarony. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Giacomo Puccini (1858–1924). The Girl of the Golden West (La Fanciulla del West), autograph manuscript draft of a portion of act 1, ca. 1908. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Marcel Proust (1871–1922). Swann’s Way (Du côté de chez Swann), autograph manuscript draft of the opening passage, ca. March–April 1913. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago. Image used with permission of the Proust Estate.
Signed photograph of Emiliano Zapata (1879–1919), inscribed to Domingo Arenas Pérez, Tlaltizapán, Mexico, 12 November 1915; photograph by Heliodoro J. Gutiérrez, 1914. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Signed photograph of Sun Yat-sen (1866–1925), by Burr Photo Co., Shanghai, 1912 or later. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Sun Yat-sen (1866–1925). Autograph letter signed, to Ellen Armour Troxel, Tokyo, 2 February 1915. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Signed photograph of Josephine Baker (1906– 1975), inscribed to Mlle Le “Dunf.,” Paris, 1930; photograph by R. Sobol. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Sigmund Freud (1856–1939). Autograph invoice signed, to Roy Grinker, written on a personal correspondence card, Vienna, 30 June 1934. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1900–1944). Signed handprint, [1935]. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago. © Estate of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Albert Einstein (1879–1955). Autograph mathematical manuscript, ca. 1940s. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
René Magritte (1898–1967). Autograph letter signed, to Francis Lee, Brussels, 22 January 1946. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago. © 2018 C. Herscovici / Artists Rights Society
Frida Kahlo (1907–1954). Signed photograph of Kahlo’s workThe Frame (1938), hand-colored and inscribed to Roberto Botelho, 23 October 1947. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago. © 2018 Banco de México Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Museums Trust, Mexico, D.F. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Henri Matisse (1869–1954). Autograph note signed with initials, to Albert Skira, Nice, 16 February 1949. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.© 2018 Succession H. Matisse / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
Allen Ginsberg (1926–1997). Signed self-portrait photograph, inscribed, Summit Ayers Rock Self Portrait Arms Length, 24 March 1971 [i.e., 1972]. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago. Courtesy Allen Ginsberg LLC
Stephen Hawking (1942–2018). Signed title page from A Brief History of Time (1993), with thumbprint signature witnessed by Hawking’s personal assistant, Judith Croasdell, inscribed by Croasdell to Philip Dynes, 9 October 2006. Collection of Pedro Corrêa do Lago.
Diogo Nogueira at NYC
Melrose BallRoom
Thursday Sep 13, 2018
Doors: 8:00 PM
Show: 9:30 PM
36-08 33rd St Long Island City, NY 11106
More information:
VISUAL ARTS
"Os Gêmeos" - Artists in Residence
September 2 - April 8, 2019
Mattress Factory (Pittsburgh)
MARCELO D 2 at NYC
9:30 PM - 9:30 PM
HIGHLANE BALLROOM (431 W 16th St. • New York, NY 10011 • between 9th & 10th Ave
After a busy year with the discus throw Nada Pode Me Parar, recording 15 video clips in several places of the world, national and international shows, Pop Up Store, among many other actions, Marcelo D2 celebrates his 20-year career on the wave "unstoppable". The tour Nada Pode Me Parare falls on the road after a historic two-day launch Sold Out at the Circo Voador at Rio de Janeiro, and of recording at São Paulo of the first live DVD of Marcelo D2 's solo career.
More information:https://squareup.com/store/brazil-in-concert
What Happened: The Eleventh Circuit overturned a lower court ruling requiring arbitration in Florida under US law, finding, instead, that the greater specificity in a written insertion of London and English law as the applicable seat and law provided greater clarity of the parties’ intent.
The Bottom Line: Where a contract contains conflicting terms, courts will give more weight to the specific written insertion of terms over those that appear from the striking of boilerplate script.
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