Renata Ramalhosa is Kobre & Kim's Regional Managing Director of Latin America. She is responsible for the firm's business development and strategy, product development and operations within the region.

Ms. Ramalhosa brings over 20 years of experience in international trade, sustainability, and innovation strategy. Before joining Kobre & Kim, she co-founded a global consultancy and held senior positions at the UK Department of International Trade (DIT), including Deputy Consul General at the British Consulate in São Paulo and Director of Trade and Investment for Brazil and the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Latin America. In these roles, she led large teams and implemented strategic initiatives to promote trade, investment and collaboration between the UK and Latin America.

In addition to her experience in business development enterprises, Ms. Ramalhosa is an active columnist for Editora Globo and serves on the boards of prominent organizations, including the Portuguese Diaspora Council and the Innovation Commission at the Brazilian Institute of Corporate Governance (IBGC).

Ms. Ramalhosa holds a Degree in Chemistry from University of Aveiro, a BSc in Environmental Engineering from the University of Greenwich and an MSc in Environmental Management & Economics from Imperial College London.

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