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1 Institutional Profile

2 New headquarters in Gávea, Rio de Janeiro, as of March 2017

3 Since 1998, the leading think tank in international relations in Brazil. VALUES Independence Non-partisanship Plurality Excellence Ethics Transparency 3

4 MISSION To raise the level of discussion on international relations, impacting opinion-making and the formulation of public policies. OBJECTIVES Foster dialogue among the public and private sectors, academia and civil society. Build a long-term vision for Brazil s integration in the international arena. Develop research and stimulate debate about the current international relations context. Promote engagement between knowledge production and political action. Create mechanisms to bring together Brazilian and global actors (companies, governments, diplomatic community, universities, think tanks and media). Provide support for the formulation of public policies. Review perspectives on national issues through international experiences and references. 4

5 About CEBRI Independent and multidisciplinary, the Brazilian Center for International Relations (CEBRI) is guided by excellence, ethics and transparency in the formulation and dissemination of high-quality content on the international scenario and Brazil s role within it. Engaging public and private sectors, academia and civil society in a pluralistic debate, CEBRI influences formation of the country s international agenda and supports the formulation of public policies, generating actions that are both impactful and forward thinking. Throughout its nineteen-year history, CEBRI has held more than 500 events, produced more than 200 publications and collaborates with an international network of entities on every continent. The institution is distinguished by its intellectual production, ability to bring together various viewpoints from renowned experts, and its prominent Board of Trustees and diverse corporate membership. INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE CEBRI 5

6 19 YEARS OF HISTORY 6 CEBRI INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

7 Board of Trustees President Honorary President José Pio Borges Fernando Henrique Cardoso Vice Presidents José Luiz Alquéres Luiz Felipe de Seixas Corrêa Tomas Zinner Executive Director Management Committee Strategic Committee Julia Dias Leite Armando Mariante Gelson Fonseca Jr. Henrique Rzezinski José Pio Borges Luiz Augusto de Castro Neves Luiz Felipe de Seixas Corrêa Renato Galvão Flôres Jr. José Luiz Alquéres Marcelo de Paiva Abreu Marcos Azambuja Pedro Malan Vitor Hallack INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE CEBRI 7

8 Vice Presidents Emeriti Daniel Klabin Luiz Augusto de Castro Neves José Botafogo Gonçalves Rafael Benke Trustees Emeriti Celso Lafer Marcos Azambuja Pedro Malan Roberto Teixeira da Costa Rubens Ricupero 8 CEBRI INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

9 Trustees Aldo Rebelo Anna Jaguaribe Armando Mariante Arminio Fraga Carlos Mariani Bittencourt Cláudio Frischtak Denise Gregory Gelson Fonseca Jr. Henrique Rzezinski Joaquim Falcão José Alfredo Graça Lima Jorge Marques de Toledo Camargo INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE CEBRI 9

10 Luiz Fernando Furlan Luiz Ildefonso Simões Lopes Marcelo de Paiva Abreu Maria do Carmo (Kati) de Almeida Braga Maria Regina Soares de Lima Renato Galvão Flôres Jr. Roberto Abdenur Roberto Giannetti da Fonseca Ronaldo Sardenberg Ronaldo Veirano Sérgio Quintella Sergio Amaral 10 CEBRI INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

11 Vitor Hallack Winston Fritsch INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE CEBRI 11

12 ADVISORY BOARD August 2017 ABIQUIM - Denise Mazzaro Naranjo ACCIONA - André Clark Juliano Aeróleo - Diego Madeiros de Farias ALCOA - Janaina Donas Araguaia - Guilherme Frering BBM - Leandro Rothmuller BNDES - Paulo Rabello de Castro Brookfield Brasil - Luiz Ildefonso Simões Lopes Camargo Corrêa - Roberto Deutsch Captalys - Margot Alyse Greenman Castello, Misorelli Assuntos Corporativos - Robin Reine Castello Chediak Advogados - Pedro Paulo Cristófaro Colégio Bandeirantes - Mauro de Salles Aguiar Companhia Siderúrgica do Pecém - Ricardo Parente Consulate General of Ireland in São Paulo - Barry Tumely Consulate General of Canada in Rio de Janeiro- Evelyne Coulombe Consulate General of Mexico in Rio de Janeiro - Linda Marina Dolores Munive Temoltzin Dannemann, Siemsen, Bigler & Ipanema Moreira - Peter Dirk Siemsen Demarest Advogados - José Setti Diaz Eletrobras - Pedro Luiz de Oliveira Jatobá Elliott School of International Affairs - Mark Langevin Embraer - Nelson Salgado ENEVA - Pedro Zinner ExxonMobil - Valéria Rossi Furnas - Ricardo Medeiros GE - Erik Camarano Grupo Lorentzen - Haakon Lorentzen Icatu Seguros - Maria do Carmo (Kati) Nabuco de Almeida Braga Itaú Unibanco - Ricardo Marino Klabin - Daniel Klabin Licks Attorneys - Otto Licks McLarty Associates - Kellie Meiman Nike - Cinthia Battilani Odebrecht - Antonio Poncioni Mérian Oktri Empreendimentos - Humberto Mourão de Carvalho Pinheiro Neto Advogados - Renê Guilherme da Silva Medrado Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro - Antonio Fernando Cruz de Mello Queiroz Galvão - Petronio Braz Jr Sanofi - Hubert Guarino Souza Cruz - Fernando Bomfiglio Steptoe & Johnson LLP - Susan Esserman Vale - Fabio Schvartsman Veirano Advogados - Alberto de Orleans e Bragança FOUNDING MEMBERS Carlos Mariani Bittencourt Celso Lafer Daniel Klabin Eliezer Batista da Silva Gelson Fonseca Jr. João Clemente Baena Luciano Martins (in memorian) Luiz Felipe Palmeira Lampreia (in memorian) Luiz Olavo Baptista Maria do Carmo (Kati) de Almeida Braga Marcus Vinicius Pratini de Moraes Roberto Teixeira da Costa Sebastião do Rego Barros Netto (in memorian) Walther Moreira Salles (in memorian) INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD Albert Fishlow Andrew Hurrell Julia Sweig Kenneth Maxwell Leslie Bethell 12

13 SENIOR FELLOWS INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS André Clark Clarissa Lins Daniel Godinho Diego Bonomo Izabella Teixeira Maitê Bustamante Mario Marconini Matias Spektor Paulo Velasco Pedro Motta Veiga Regis Arslanian Ricardo Sennes Sandra Rios Tatiana Rosito Valdemar Carneiro Leão Vera Thorstensen Adriano Abdo Aleksander Medvedovsky Álvaro Otero Armínio Fraga Carlos Eduardo Ernanny de Mello e Silva Carlos Leoni de Siqueira Carlos Mariani Bittencourt Celso Lafer Christian Lohbauer Christiane Aché Daniel Klabin Décio Oddone Eduardo Marinho Christoph Eduardo Prisco Ramos Fernando Bodstein Fernando Cariola Travassos Fernão Bracher Frederico Axel Lundgren Henrique Rzezinski João Felipe Viegas Figueira de Mello José Francisco Gouvêa Vieira Larissa Wachholz Marcio João de Andrade Fortes Marco Antonio Ribeiro Tura Maria Pia Mussnich Mauro Ribeiro Viegas Neto Paulo Ferracioli Pedro Brêtas Ricardo Levisky Roberto Abdenur Roberto Prisco Paraiso Ramos Roberto Teixeira da Costa Tomas Zinner Vitor Hallack Winston Fritsch 13

14 RECENT PUBLICATIONS 14 CEBRI INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

15 CEBRI in Numbers More than 500 events held More than 200 works published International network with more of 100 entities More than 300 podcasts with commentary, seminars and debates More than 300 annual appearences in national and international press Site accessed from more than 100 countries INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE CEBRI 15

16 International Think Tank Rankings GLOBAL GO TO THINK TANKS INDEX CEBRI has maintained the excellence already recognized in previous years, according to the most recent Global Go To Think Tank Index, compiled by the Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program of the University of Pennsylvania. The ranking considered 6,846 think tanks worldwide and compiled the opinions of more than 20,000 representatives from academia, the public and private sector, media, international organizations as well as policy makers. See below how CEBRI placed in the rankings: 1º 1 st Brazilian think tank in Transparency and Governance 2º 2 nd best think tank in Brazil 1º 1 st Brazilian think tank in Environmental Policy 4º 4 th best think tank in Latin America 1º 1 st Brazilian think tank in Defense and National Security 9º 9 th best think tank worldwide with an annual budget under US$ 5 million 1º 1 st Brazilian think tank in Innovative Policies and Proposals 37º 37th best think tank worldwide (excluding the U.S.) 16 CEBRI INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

17 Topic Areas CEBRI regularly monitors a comprehensive range of topics related to international relations, with special focus on their effects and implications for Brazilian policy and economics. International Economic Insertion Brazilian Foreign Policy and International Relations Asian Axis: Geoeconomic and Geopolitical Changes Brazil in the New South American Context Energy Infrastructure Security and Defense Brazil and Africa Democracy, Human Rights and International Institutions Development and Cooperation International themes Sustainable Development: Agenda 2030 INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE CEBRI 17

18 Corporate Members As of August, For an updated list, please see 18 CEBRI INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

19 FOREIGN MEMBERS DIPLOMATIC MEMBERS INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE CEBRI 19

20 CEBRI Team August 2017 Executive Director Julia Dias Leite Director of Institutional Relations Tomás Amorim Project Coordinator Barbara Brant Communication and Events Coordinator Giselle Galdi Administrative Coordinator Camila Guedes de Menezes Analyst Ariane Costa dos Santos Assistant Carlos Arthur Ortenblad Jr. Communication Trainee Clarice Perrot Cardoso Intern Ana Luísa Rodriguez Vibranovski Danielle Caroline Batista da Silva Evandro Osuna Anaya de Sousa Gabriel de Barros Torres Mauricio Alves Volunteer Mariana Daher Panero Consultants Carla Borges Nathan Klabin Nilson Brandão Suzana Haddad CEBRI INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE

21 BE A PART OF CEBRI For information regarding membership please contact Tomás Amorim, CEBRI s Director of Institutional Relations at +55 (21) or tomas.amorim@cebri.org.br Rua Marquês de São Vicente, 366 Gávea, Rio de Janeiro, RJ cebri@cebri.org.br t: +55 (21) FLICKR.COM/CEBRIONLINE Y YOUTUBE.COM/CEBRIONLINE Edition of 08/31/2017