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Forbes recognition of women in Brazilian agribusiness

Overview

Forbes Brasil has released its second edition of the ‘100 Most Powerful Women in Agribusiness’ list, recognizing influential leaders, researchers, and entrepreneurs within the Brazilian agricultural sector.

The list highlights several prominent figures, including Ana Cláudia Mendes de Souza, a rancher and vice-president of the Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders, and Ana Amélia Avelar Ferreira Paulino, a lawyer and president of the Porangatu Rural Union.

Technological innovation is also a key focus, with Nathália Secco recognized for her work through the Orchestra Innovation Center and Orchestra Ventures in connecting startups with rural producers. Additionally, Camila Colpo, chair of the board at Boa Safra Sementes, was noted for her leadership in transitioning the seed company into a publicly traded entity.

Entities

Forbes Brasil · Nathália Secco · Boa Safra Sementes · Ana Amélia Paulino · Associação Brasileira dos Criadores de Zebu

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Goiás women named to Forbes 100 Powerful Women in Agro list

    Three women from Goiás, Brazil—Camila Colpo, Ana Amélia Paulino, and Nathália Secco—were named to Forbes’ list of the 100 most powerful women in the agribusiness sector.

  2. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Forbes Brasil names 100 most powerful women in agribusiness

    Forbes Brasil has named 100 women to its Most Powerful in Agribusiness list, highlighting leaders in genetic research, agricultural technology, and rural union management.

Sources

diariodoestadogo.com.br · expressaonoticias.com.br · jornalgoias.com.br · metropoles.com · ohoje.com · regionalzao.com.br · spacemoney.com.br