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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2024 · 34 MIN

Exploring the Unique Business Culture of Brazil’s Northeast

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In the latest episode of “Brazil (is not) for beginners,” host Isaac Matzner dives into the dynamic nature of Brazil's Northeastern business culture with Saulo Castro, a Corporate Lawyer and Partner at Valença & Associados. Saulo shares his background as a lawyer, bass player, and cook, and his experiences living in both the Southeast of Brazil and the US, in addition to the Northeast. They also discuss: ·      The unique culture and history of Brazil’s Northeast, highlighted by its 'backwards colonization' and significant Afro-Brazilian influences. ·      Insights into the region’s economy, including its transition from agriculture to renewable energy sectors, and the predominance of family-run businesses. ·      How the work culture of the Northeast differs from other Brazilian regions, with its emphases on strong family values and centralized decision-making of local businesses. ·      The region's investments in sustainability and renewable energy, highlighting the role of foreign companies and the local push for environmentally friendly practices. ·      And lots more…

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