Goiás women named to Forbes 100 Powerful Women in Agro list

Three women from the Brazilian state of Goiás have been named to the second edition of Forbes’ list of the ‘100 Powerful Women in Agro’. The list recognizes leaders based on their decision-making power, impact on the production chain, and ability to influence the sector.

Camila Colpo, an agronomist and chair of the board at Boa Safra Sementes, is highlighted for her leadership in the seed company, which transitioned from a family business to a publicly traded entity. In 2025, the company reported net revenue of R$ 2.62 billion.

Ana Amélia Paulino, a lawyer and rancher, serves as the president of the Porangatu Rural Union and is a leader in the Equideoculture Commission of the Federation of Agriculture and Livestock of Goiás (Faeg).

Nathália Secco leads the Orchestra Innovation Center and Orchestra Ventures. Her work focuses on connecting technology to rural producers, with projects reportedly reducing herbicide costs by an average of 40%.