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1 BRAZILIAN CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Since 1998, the leading think tank in international relations in Brazil.

2 ABOUT CEBRI The Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) is an independent think tank that contributes to establishing an international agenda for Brazil. For twenty years, the institution has engaged in promoting pluralistic and proposal-oriented debate on the international landscape and Brazilian foreign policy. CEBRI prioritizes themes with the greatest potential to leverage the international insertion of Brazil into the global economy, proposing pragmatic solutions for the formulation of public policies. A non-profit institution, headquartered in Rio de Janeiro and internationally recognized, its almost 100 associates represent diverse interests and economic sectors, and mobilize a worldwide network of professionals and organizations. CEBRI has an active Board of Trustees composed of prominent members of Brazilian society. Chairman José Pio Borges Honorary Chairman Fernando Henrique Cardoso Vice-Chairmen José Luiz Alquéres Luiz Felipe de Seixas Corrêa Tomas Zinner Vice-Chairmen Emeriti Daniel Klabin José Botafogo Gonçalves Luiz Augusto de Castro Neves Rafael Benke Trustees Emeriti Celso Lafer Marcos Azambuja Pedro Malan Roberto Teixeira da Costa Rubens Ricupero Executive Director Julia Dias Leite Board of Trustees Aldo Rebelo André Clark Anna Jaguaribe Armando Mariante Arminio Fraga Carlos Mariani Bittencourt Cláudio Frischtak Demétrio Magnoli Gelson Fonseca Jr. Henrique Rzezinski Joaquim Falcão Jorge Marques de Toledo Camargo José Alfredo Graça Lima José Roberto Castro Neves Luiz Fernando Furlan Luiz Ildefonso Simões Lopes Marcelo de Paiva Abreu Marcos Galvão Maria do Carmo (Kati) Nabuco de Almeida Braga Renato Galvão Flôres Jr. Roberto Abdenur Ronaldo Veirano Sérgio Quintella Sérgio Amaral Vitor Hallack Winston Fritsch International Advisory Board Albert Fishlow Alfredo Valladão Andrew Hurrell Felix Peña Julia Sweig Kenneth Maxwell Leslie Bethell Marcos Caramuru Marcos Jank Monica de Bolle Sebastião Salgado #2 Think Tank in Brazil #3 Think Tank in Latin America University of Pennsylvania, Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program Ranking BRAZILIAN CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

3 THINKING CEBRI has established Working Groups that focus on debating strategic international issues that affect Brazil. These groups mobilize a broad network of opinion and decision makers. ASIA INTERNATIONAL TRADE ENERGY & INFRASTRUCTURE AMERICAS LATIN AMERICA AMERICAS UNITED STATES EUROPE CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENT AND LAND USE AGRIBUSINESS INTERNATIONAL SECURITY

4 DIALOGUING An international relations think tank, CEBRI promotes seminars, conferences, and round tables on priority themes in foreign policy and on the role of Brazil in the international system.

5 DISSEMINATING CEBRI DOSSIER Semiannual publication with articles by Council members, senior fellows, and guests. CEBRI BREAKING NEWS Summary of current debates, on the global agenda, promoted by CEBRI.

solutions to the pressing issues of our time.

6 INFLUENCING CEBRI proposes guidelines for opinion and policy makers. The recommendations and proposals outlined in position papers focus on identifying pragmatic solutions to the pressing issues of our time. TALK TO CEBRI WHERE WE ARE Rua Marquês de São Vicente, 336 Gávea Rio de Janeiro, RJ Brasil +55 (21) cebri@cebri.org.br SOCIAL

7 MEMBERS PROJECT PARTNERS:

8 BECOME A MEMBER Individual Membership Diplomatic Membership Corporate Membership Membership benefits: All Individual Members benefits plus: All Individual and Diplomatic Members benefits plus: KNOWLEDGE Lectures, round tables, and seminars with renowned experts and authorities Priority enrollment in events that are open to the public Discounts for courses according to membership category Reserved seats at CEBRI events Customization of projects and other initiatives (upon request and depending on availability) Two Lectures by Trustees or senior fellows at venues requested by the member Opportunity to contribute to targeted thematic and sectorial position papers Participation in all CEBRI Working Groups RELATIONSHIP Networking coffee at CEBRI events Access to CEBRI members, consulates, embassies, international organizations, and sectorial institutions Additional / Other members of the member company / institution may participate in CEBRI events Representation in the Advisory Board, with voting rights during General Assembly Meetings Representation on the Advisory Board, with voting rights in General Assembly Meetings Closed-door meetings with speakers before or after CEBRI events (depending on availability) Attendance at Board of Trustees Luncheons (restricted to CEOs or Presidents) Attendance at CEBRI meetings with Brazilian or foreign authorities (restricted to CEOs or Presidents) COMMUNICATION Display of name/logo in online and printed institutional material (size reflects membership category/ status) Discounts on advertisements in CEBRI publications (according to membership category/ status) Event venue (up to 40 people) at CEBRI headquarters (upon request and depending on availability) Proposals of themes for CEBRI events (upon request and depending on availability) For more information on how to become a member, contact Barbara Brant at barbara@cebri.org.br or at BRAZILIAN CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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