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Monday, September 22, 2025 8:30 to 10:30 A.M. (Eastern Time - U.S. and Canada) The Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with BrazilFoundation and United Airlines, celebrates the power, resilience, and innovation of women-led enterprises with a dynamic event: “Líderes que Transformam: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs in Brazil.” Bringing together influential changemakers, this breakfast seminar will highlight the diverse paths and bold visions of Brazil’s leading women entrepreneurs and their allies: Ana Fontes, a renowned Brazilian entrepreneur and Founder of Rede Mulher Empreendedora (RME), will share insights on empowering women and advancing gender equity in business. Aline Odara, Founder of Fundo Agbara, will highlight the impact of Brazil’s first philanthropic fund dedicated to Black women, transforming communities through investment, training, and cultural engagement. José Renato Miranda, Creator of Programa Empreender para Crescer e Vencer em Família – Mulheres Vencedoras, will present a groundbreaking model that fosters entrepreneurship through family networks, equipping hundreds of women with tools to thrive. This conversation promises to inspire, inform, and ignite new possibilities for inclusive growth through female leadership. Join us as we celebrate the transformative impact of women entrepreneurs in Brazil. . Please note this program will take place in Portuguese. Opening Remarks Jacqueline Conrado Country Manager Brazil, United Airlines Moderator Fernanda Ribeiro CEO, Conta Black Speakers Ana Fontes Founder, Rede Mulher Empreendedora (RME) José Renato de Miranda Creator, Programa Empreender para Crescer e Vencer em Família – Mulheres Vencedoras . Aline Odara Founder, Fundo Agbara   CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Members: Free Non-Members: $25 . Format: In Person . Agenda 8:30 - 9:00 a.m. - Registration, Breakfast, & Networking 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. - Panel Discussion and Q&A .  Location: Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce 485 Madison Avenue, Suite 401, New York, NY 10022 Event organized by the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with BrazilFoundation and United Airlines. Sponsored by Institutional Partner   Join the Chamber   Upcoming Events The Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce is committed to a sustainable future and improving the social, economic, and environmental well-being of our communities. Should you no longer be able to attend an event for which you are registered, we kindly ask that you let us know by responding to this message. Your support is essential in helping us prevent waste and reducing our carbon footprint. Cancellation Policy All registrations are final. Please note this event will be recorded. In entering the event space, you consent to the video recording and its release.   Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. | 485 Madison Avenue, Suite 401, New York, NY 10022 | (212) 751-4691

2026 World Cup Ticket Sales Are About To Begin     The first opportunity to score regular tickets for the 2026 World Cup is on Wednesday. But be warned: Tickets may not be easy to get — and they likely won’t be cheap. Demand for the popular men’s tournament is expected to soar even higher once the tournament kicks off across the United States, Mexico and Canada in June. FIFA, the organization behind the World Cup, is also upending the way it sells tickets for its flagship tournament, which could compound the challenges of scoring them. Most prominently, FIFA is set to unveil a controversial pricing system: They say it’s not the same as dynamic pricing — but prices will adjust based on demand. Here’s what to know about ticket sales for the World Cup. There will be multiple sales dates for tickets Click here to read more   O Brazilian Day (BR Day), realizado na Little Brazil (6th Ave & 46th st) por 38 anos, não acontecerá novamente este ano por diversos obstáculos.    Vale ressaltar que a feira de rua na Sexta Avenida - com vários produtos típicos do Brasil - vai acontecer. O que foi adiado foram as apresentações musicais que acontecem no palco normalmente montado na Sexta Avenida entre as ruas 43 e 42. Na Little Brazil, os restaurantes brasileiros também seguem com a programação tradicional para celebrar a Independência do país. Quem quiser participar da feira expondo seus produtos, deve entrar em contato com a MARDI GRAS pelo telefone: 212-809-5200 The Brazilian Day (BR Day), held at Little Brazil (6th ave & 46th st) for 38 years, will not happen again this year due to several obstacles.    It is worth mentioning however that the street fair on Sixth Avenue - with various typical products from Brazil - will take place. What has been postponed are the musical performances that take place on the stage normally set up on Sixth Avenue between 43rd and 42nd Streets. At Little Brazil, Brazilian restaurants will also keep their traditional special menus to celebrate the country's Independence Day. Anyone wishing to participate in the fair by exhibiting their products should contact MARDI GRAS at 212-809-5200. Cantora e compositora Angela Ro Ro morre aos 75 anos no Rio     Artista estava hospitalizada desde junho com infecção pulmonar. Morreu na manhã desta segunda-feira (8), no Rio de Janeiro, a cantora e compositora Angela Ro Ro. Hospitalizada desde junho, com quadro de infecção pulmonar, a artista não resistiu ao agravamento da doença. Angela Ro Ro completaria 76 anos em dezembro. Ela deixa mais de uma centena de gravações em 14 discos próprios, além de participações em coletâneas especiais. A carreira de artista iniciou na primeira metade da década de 1970, quando morou na Inglaterra, chegando a cantar em pubs e a participar de uma faixa do LP Transa, de Caetano Veloso, tocando gaita. De volta ao Brasil, participou em 1974 do Festival de Rock de Saquarema (RJ), onde também se apresentou Rita Lee. O primeiro disco solo foi lançado em 1979 e fez sucesso com a canção Amor, meu grande amor, dela em parceria com Ana Terra. Teve o reconhecimento de público e de crítica nos discos dos anos seguintes com faixas que dão nome aos álbuns Só nos resta viver (1980), Escândalo (1981), Simples carinho (1982), com as quais se afirmou como autora e intérprete. Clique aqui para ler mais Proportion Of Brazilians Living Alone Grows 52% In 12 Years     One in five Brazilian households has only one resident.   The proportion of Brazilians living alone jumped 52 percent in 12 years. In 2024, 18.6 percent of households were inhabited by only one person – approximately one in five. In 2012, this share stood at 12.2 percent. In 2012, Brazil had 61.2 million addresses, 7.5 million of which had one resident. In 2024, households totaled 77.3 million, 14.4 million of which with just one person. The finding was released Friday (Aug. 22) by the statics bureau IBGE. Research analyst William Kratochwill points out that the growth in single-occupant households is associated with the aging of the population. According to the survey, in 12 years the proportion of people aged 65 or older rose from 7.7 to 11.2 percent. “Forty percent of single-person households in Brazil are occupied by people aged 60 or older,” he noted. “These are people who have been widowed or who used to live with their families, but whose children have gone on to start their own families, leaving them increasingly alone,” he went on to say. Women and men Click here to read more A corrida para uma vida saudável: pela saúde ou apenas modismo?      Com a popularização das academias, maiores investimentos na musculação e rotinas “fitness”, surge a dúvida se estamos correndo atrás de saúde ou status nas mídias digitais. Seria essa a trend que veio para deixar a população mais saudável? As academias deixaram de ser apenas um espaço para atletas e se transformaram em rotina de milhões de brasileiros. O investimento na rotina fitness aumentou, as refeições saudáveis se tornaram mais corriqueiras e as corridas matinais (e noturnas) ganharam dezenas de posts nas redes sociais. De repente, parte da população está preocupada em manter esse estilo de vida. Afinal, essa transformação de hábitos é realmente pela preocupação com nossa saúde futura ou pela ânsia social de acompanhar as tendências? O Boom da Vida Fitness Nos últimos anos, a busca por uma vida saudável deixou de ser uma escolha de poucos para se tornar uma verdadeira febre nacional. As redes sociais amplificam uma rotina onde treinos, marmitas e corpos definidos são celebrados como sinônimo de sucesso. Clique aqui para ler mais

Copyright © 2025 The Brasilians, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: The Brasilians 29 West 46th Street, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10036-4503 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.   Three things you need to know about Georgia’s September 23rd runoff election: In just 13 days, DLCC Spotlight candidate Debra Shigley is facing a runoff with a chance to flip a seat in the Georgia state Senate and flip her district blue for the first time in over a decade. If Debra is elected, she will fight for stronger public school funding, expanded access to affordable health care, and a lower cost of living for working families. This runoff election is a prime opportunity to weaken the GOP’s hold on the Georgia legislature and empower local Democratic leaders working to safeguard our freedoms from Trump and his stateside allies. 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(Eastern Time - U.S. and Canada) The Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce is proud to be an institutional partner of “Financing the Energy Transition in Latin America,” an event organized by DLA Piper.   Join us for an exciting program focused on the Latin American region where we will explore current trends and trajectories for energy transition, sustainability and climate policies, and the dynamic interplay of investor priorities with both governmental and non-governmental priorities shaping ESG adoption and the broader climate transition.   DLA Piper Partner and Global Co-Chair of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Kristy Balsanek will lead a panel conversation focusing on the current state of private and public capital deployment to finance the energy transition and broader climate initiatives. Speakers will explore both the reach and limits of private and public capital, as well as innovative structural and institutional approaches to bridging that gap, including large-scale nature finance initiatives such as forest protection and restoration; key developments in both market and geopolitical dynamics affecting trendlines in the energy transition and achievement of climate goals; and how the many challenges also present unique opportunities in the private market. . P. Michael McKinley, former U.S. Ambassador to Brazil, will share diplomatic perspectives on climate cooperation in the Latin American region, including the region’s influence in shaping climate ambition and negotiating priorities, scaling nature-based solutions, and Brazil’s role as both COP30 host and the region’s largest market. Speakers: Robert da Silva Ashley, Partner & Head of Energy & Natural Resources (ENR), DLA Piper Kristy Balsanek, Partner & Global Co-Chair of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG), DLA Piper Will Landers, President & Chairperson of the Board, Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce Peter Michael McKinley, Former U.S. Ambassador to Brazil, The Cohen Group Amadeu Ribeiro, Partner, DLA Piper Mark Wishnie, Chief Sustainability Officer and Head, Impact Investment, BTG Pactual Approval is required to attend this event. Please submit your request to attend through the link below. Request to Attend Registration Information: Format: Virtual and in-person attendance options available . Agenda 2:00 - 2:30 P.M. - Informal Networking 2:30 - 4:00 P.M. - Panel discussion 4:00 - 5:00 P.M. - Networking cocktail reception . Location: DLA Piper New York 1251 Avenue of the Americas, 27th Floor New York, NY 10020-1104 Event organized by DLA Piper, in partnership with Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce. For any questions or additional information, please contact Kimberly Risso.   Join the Chamber   Upcoming Events Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. | 485 Madison Avenue, Suite 401, New York, NY 10022 | (212) 751-4691