The Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. has emerged as one of the most active international business organizations in the country in recent years.
A vibrant organization headquartered in New York City, the Chamber is dedicated to forging stronger trade and business ties between Brazil and the United States through seminars, major conferences, roundtables, publications and other member services. > learn more> join the Chamber
CHAMBER HIGHLIGHTS
Latest updates on the Chamber's website Document Library Investing Today in Brazil: Addressing Recent Tax Challenges, Sept 8 Download the presentation from our document library. Click here to see the webinar recording of this event.
2010 Brazil Summit Report Download the report containing a compilation of the speeches of the 2010 Brazil Summit.
The Brazilian Economy, August 2010, Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV)
Breakfast Seminar on Brazilian Capital Markets September 15
The event will address the development, current stage, and regulatory environment of Brazilian capital markets. Speakers will provide basic and relevant information on the authorities involved, the CVM (the Brazilian SEC equivalent) and the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
In addition, speakers will lay out opportunities for foreign investors in the Brazilian securities market, including available tax benefits. Discussion will also focus on opportunities for both raising funds in the Brazilian capital markets and for private equity funds investing in the Brazilian securities market.
TV Globo Internacional is a premium subscription Brazilian channel broadcasting 24hrs a day entirely in Portuguese.
Featuring the best programs of TV Globo, including news, sports, telenovelas, and other shows, TV Globo Internacional entertains the whole family.
With five feeds around the world - Americas, Africa, Japan, Portugal and Europe - TV Globo Internacional offers a program schedule matched to the viewer habits of each feed.
The channel reaches 580,000 household subscribers in 115 countries.
TV Globo Internacional enables Brazilian communities abroad to maintain their cultural bonds with Brazil, while entertaining those who are fond of Brazilian language and culture. > more information
