Daniela Castro is a lawyer and hold a master's degree in economics. Daniela is the author of the first book on ADVOCACY in Brazil. Founder and CEO of Impacta Advocacy that develops advocacy strategies to solve economic, social, and environmental problems in Brazil, Daniela has worked for several years as a lawyer in the private sector and more than 20 years of experience in management of NGOs, advocacy initiatives, private agreements and government. Her work helped multiple institutions, playing roles as executive and advisory consultant with, including Fundação Abrinq, Atletas pelo Brasil, Felsberg Advogados, Pacto Pelo Esporte, Pacto contra a Fome, Rating Integra of Instituto Ethos, Advocacy Hub, Sport Integrity Global Alliance among others.Daniela also has experience in government, working as Vice-Secretary of Sports and Leisure of the Municipality Government of Sao Paulo, Brazil and was chosen as Emerging Leader of Global Sports Mentoring Program 2013, a partnership consisting of US State Department, EspnW and University of Tennessee. Program created by Hillary Clinton Secretary of State.
Listed skills include Strategic Planning, Fundraising, Ngos, Nonprofits, and 17 others.