Master's Degree in Economics of Organizations at the Faculty of Economics and Administration of USP, with the thesis “Extractivist women and the collective action of common-pool resources, a gender lens in Ostrom's theory" (2019-2021).Bachelor of Business Administration in Foreign Trade, 20 years of experience as a consultant in strategy, and communication for ESG, sustainability, and social responsibility. Substantial experience in project management, strategic planning, and communication for companies and NGOs, with alignment to fundraising, branding, PR, and crisis management. Proven involvement in the development of project models and cross-sector articulation, integrating the public and private sectors and civil society organizations, including bilateral and international funding institutions. Extensive knowledge in leading teams, and integrating complex projects. Good knowledge of the Brazilian press, its main guidelines, vehicles, and positions.Member of CORS – Center for Organization Studies, from FEA/USP and the Working Group on Gender and Climate Justice, from the Climate Observatory. Interests in the areas of studies and promotion of human rights, public policies, women's collective action, extractivism, bioeconomy, and climate justice. Main activities- Team coordination, strategic planning, cross-sector action- Project management (planning, development, monitoring, and reporting)- Alignment of organizational demands, analysis of strategic audiences, and proposition of solutions (in management, processes, and communication)- Public relations and crisis management, with personalized advice in cross-sector articulation- Strategic, and operational planning of projects (Theory of Change, and other PMO methodologies)- Consultancy for ESG frameworks (GRI, SASB, TFCD, IIRC, Global Compact, SDGs, DJSI, ISE, FTS4Good)- Elaboration of communication products: publications (books, reports, technical publications for programs), audio-visual production, events, media training, and production of field trips