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11th Annual BayBrazil Conference; Brazil in the 21st Century

October 27, 2023 | Menlo Park, CA

Foley & Lardner Partner André Thiollier will moderate a panel at the upcoming BayBrazil Conference: Brazil in the 21st Century, taking place on October 27th at 8:30am at SRI in Menlo Park.

The panel, “The Global Venture Market – will the VC funding decline stifle innovation?” will include speakers Alexandre Villela, Head of Ventures, Digital Bridge; Amy Cheetham, Partner, Costanoa Ventures; André Levi, CFO and Partner, DCM; Ivana Ferreira, Head of Latin America, Nasdaq; and Scott Ransenberg, Partner, Riverwood Capital.

BayBrazil will gather founders, investors, tech leaders from Brazil and the U.S. for a dialogue on the innovation economy.

Topics include:

  • The AI-enable Innovation Era – how corporations, startups are redesigning business using generative AI
  • A special startup showcase on AI implementing across industries – presented by Brazilian founders
  • Fintech – the revolution powered by the new data-driven economy
  • Investors and startup founders will discuss the cutting-edge technologies that are driving opportunities in Brazil and other emerging markets

To learn more and register to attend, please click here.

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