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Central Florida Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce seeks to attract investors
Sixteen speakers invited by CFBACC will discuss investment opportunities in the region and detail technical issues such as remittances, required processes and immigration from October 26-28
Even with high-priced dollar, the number of Brazilians willing to invest or reside in the United States to escape from the crisis in Brazil does not stop increasing. Considering this scenario, the Florida Government started an aggressive campaign to bite a slice of this opportunity through the Central Florida Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce (CFBACC).
“Florida is one of the most prosperous states of the United States, and many people are not aware of our business potential in the corporate environment, apart from tourism. That’s what we want to promote,” said Laiz Rodrigues, CFBACC president. The executive will open the “Doing Business with Central Florida” event on October 26 with the “Orlando, You don’t know the half of it” lecture that will introduce the investment areas with high potential for Brazilians including real estate and health industries, among others.
More than just introducing business opportunities to Brazilians, the event aims to clarify questions, such as the requirements to get an investor visa (EB-5) or make remittances between countries. The schedule will be divided in the October 26, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and October 27 and 28, from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm at the Radisson Hotel in São Paulo. Always Florida readers have over 60% discount to attend the three-day event , which means that value charged is R$ 500 for the portal’s readers and R$ 1,300 for everyone else.
On the first day of the event, the focus will be on general presentation of opportunities. Fabio Yamada, director of business development for Enterprise Florida government agency, will talk about how Brazilian companies are taking advantage of the growth opportunities in the fourth largest economy in the United States. Luiz Henrique Perlingeiro, senior consultant at Westchester Financial Group, will address the “Succession and Taxation Planning for Brazilian investors in the United States”.
On the same day, Edsel Oliveira, director and founder of ReachOut Business Solutions, and Aloysio Vasconcellos, Westchester Financial Group president, will also lecture on “International Brazil and Continental Brazil Integration”.
On the second day, the central themes will be investment and immigration. Cristina Faria, VIP Health Assistance partner, will introduce “Opportunities for health professionals in the US”, and Edward Beshara, immigration attorney who is registered and licensed in the US, will explain the different visa types for those who want to immigrate – it is worth noting the importance of hiring a qualified professional to give legal advice. Gustavo Nicholas, a PhD in civil law, will explain about “the family’s legal structure in face of the that dissolution occurring outside of Brazil”, and Sonia Campos, executive director at CMP Business Solutions, will talk about the importance of having a business plan for investors and companies seeking to establish themselves and become sustainable.
The event’s closing on October 28 is focused on what is a sensation among of most Brazilians: the real estate market. Beshara will be back on stage to talk about “Investments in the real estate market with Green Card opportunity,” from the point of view of US. immigration laws; Jan Gautam, a hotel management strategist, will discuss about this industry ; and Neyla Fernandes, from All Central Florida Realty, will talk about assets, real estate, mortgage and finance management.
Where: Radisson Hotel, Rua Fidêncio Ramos , 420 – São Paulo
When: October 26, 27 and 28, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Special price for Always Florida reader: R$ 500 for the three-day event
No-bonus price: R$ 600 each day or R$ 1,300 for three-day pack
Verify the complete schedule on www.cfbacc.com/missionbrazil
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