The Institute is a major think tank in Brazil and is also responsible for the executive secretariat of the Brazilian Congress's Parliamentary Front for International Trade and Investment (FRENCOMEX).

- Assistance to energy, e-commerce, mining, pulp and paper, personal care, tobacco, beverages and agribusiness multinational companies and trade associations.- Advocacy in the Legislative and Executive branches for the private sector;- Evaluation of public policies in Brazil and abroad with impact on the operations of companies in Brazil, and elaboration of lobbying and advocacy strategies;- Production of studies, roadmaps, stakeholder maps and strategies on international trade issues with a focus on market access and trade intelligence;- Monitoring trade agreements negotiations that Brazil and Mercosur countries are involved;- Monitoring trade committees at the WTO and OECD to elaborate advocacy proposals of interest to the private sector;

Responsible for the market access, international regulatory cooperation and domestic and international trade barriers agenda at the main representative of the Brazilian industry that acts as the main interlocutor with the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary, besides several entities and organizations in Brazil and abroad; Secretary of the Business Coalition for the Facilitation of Trade and Barriers' (CBF) Trade Facilitation and Barriers Coalition (CFB) that has 80 members that represent the brazilian industry and has a structured work agenda with the Brazilian government. Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and Apex-Brasil Contract/Agreement Coordinator.

During this period, I was responsible for the following agendas:• Market Access • Intellectual Property • Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) • Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS) • Trade Facilitation• Small and Medium Enterprises• Global Value Chains• Government Procurement • E-commerce• Regional Agreements • Dispute Settlement Body • International Trade Center (ITC)• UNCTAD

Project “Intensificação e Complementação Automotiva no MERCOSUL” and Project “Qualificação de Fornecedores da cadeia Produtiva de P&G no MERCOSUL”Plan, and execute all scopes of both projects. Each Project has 100 beneficiary companies distributed through 4 countries of MERCOSUL (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) and aim to qualify the workforce of the companies in all levels focusing on the innovation of processes, products and management. The scope of the project includes the following activities: 5 best practices workshops, 1 management innovation course, 1 specialization course on innovation for engineers, 4 regional market studies, 4 business round tables, 2 technological round tables, 1 course on quality and productivity, and the execution of a 300 hours Implementation of technological and managerial activity within each beneficiary company of the project

Management of national and international government actions and articulation with international organizations; coordination of project for the promotion of the Federal District abroad; coordination of consulting projects for the economic development of Brasilia.

Coordination of the Brazil-EU cooperation project to Support International Integration and Insertion of MSMEs in the global market (PAIIPME). PAIIPME was the largest project funded by the European Union for the international insertion of MSMEs in Latin America.

Team management. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) attraction for the government of Brasília. Production of market opportunities studies and organization of International missions to prospect new opportunities of investment.

I coordinated the three training programs (economy and employment, emergency and civil protection and urban social policies) for civil servants of Ibero American capitals. I also produced materials and handouts related to the themes for each training, organized and conducted meetings with representatives from 18 countries and cooperated in the preparation of a booklet of recommendations that was published and sent to the countries that were part of UCCI.