_Manages projects focused on health system analysis, political advocacy strategies, engagement with community groups, advocacy, strategic planning, data analysis, policy monitoring, and research with specific population groups._Also responsible for the company's administrative and financial management.

• Offers consultancy to non-profit organizations in the areas of leadership, project management, governance, and fundraising.• Offers consultancy to companies in the areas of social-institutional risk management, social responsibility, and community relationship.

• Led an internal transformation from a hierarchical structure to self-management inspired in sociocracy.• Created and refined processes in executive, administrative, financial, people and project management to make the organization more professional and efficient.• Elaborated a strategic plan with the team in order to improve and support the organization’s development, educational and charitable goals, which has impacted over 100 children in vulnerability.• Liaised with stakeholders, such as government authorities, students’ families, donors and networks.• Increased revenues in 64% in 2 years, fundraising in national and international environments and improving accountability and transparency with donors.

• Created and refined processes in executive, administrative and financial management. • Structured and managed a more efficient new grant-making process and doubled the number of grantees in 4 years.• Increased the quality of the candidate projects by giving direct support to nonprofits in project elaboration, development and assessment. • Liaised with stakeholders, such as the board of directors, the German partner foundation (Mahle Foundation), the Mahle company, partner institutions, associates, Technical Committee, and the team.

• Local coordination of the International Cooperation Programme in International Development between the Italian Ministry of the Environment and Brazilian subnational units, such as São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro State Departments. • Planning and execution of big events (Italian Pavilion - Rio+20); campaigns (Connect4Climate/#Sport4Climate, in partnership with the World Bank); and national and international conferences in New York, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo.• Internal and external communication - content manager of website and social medias.

• Coordinates partnerships and projects with Brazilian and foreign institutions.• Organization of workshops and conferences, such as WFUNA’s 40th Plenary Assembly in 2012.• Content manager and editor of UNAB’s website and social media.

Translation company that offers translation services in five languages (Portuguese, Spanish, English, French, and German) and sworn translation in Portuguese, Spanish, and English.Both owners, Izabela Araújo and Luciana Naves, have graduated from Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais in English and Spanish and have had 5 years of experience as free lance translators.

. Creation and maintanance of communication platforms for EMA members;. Identification and writing of news and articles;. Assistance in the creation of monthly newsletters;. Article review and edition.The Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Association (EMA) is a network for students and alumni of all Erasmus Mundus Masters Course (EMMC) programmes. All EMA activities are performed by members on a voluntary basis, and in cooperation with the European Commission.The Communications Team is in charge of EMA's newsletter, of all kinds of social media communication, and of the Field Reporter initiative. The team aims at working as a platform to enhance and promote communication internally, among EMA members, and externally.

The Latin American Chapter (EMA-LA Chapter) is as a regional network of Latin American students and alumni from the Erasmus Mundus (EM) Programme. The main goal of the EMA-LA Chapter is to create a network of Latin Americans participating in the European Erasmus Mundus Programme in order to improve the quality of their educational experience, to enhance the networking and professional opportunities after graduation, and to provide information for prospective Erasmus Mundus candidates coming from the Latin American region. As Vice-President, Izabela was in charge of, among other duties: . Supporting the President with the coordination of cross-collaboration between Chapter Teams;. Coordinating the Country Representatives’ network;. Assisting in the coordination of the revalidation of European diplomas in LatAm;. Assisting in the organization of II Brazilian Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Meeting; . Keeping the Chapter Book up-to-date;. Fundraising.

Coordinator of Action Item A, Information Sharing and Events, of EMA's LA-Chapter. Main activities: . Promoting internal and external communication among LA-Chapter directive, members and prospective students. Developing and coordinating, with the team, the creation and launch of the Chapter's website (www.ema-la.eu) . Creating a database of Latin American students and alumni;. Help organizing the I Brazilian Erasmus Mundus Students and Alumni Meeting.

Translation of documents English-Portuguese

Translation of documents Portuguese-English-Portuguese.

English teacher for all levels in companies based in Lisbon (Portugal), such as Alstom, Axa and Eurest.

English teacher in all levels.