Podcast appearances and mentions of renata amaral

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In this episode, our leading experts in the consumer goods and retail industry, Kurt Haegeman, Katia Boneva-Desmicht, Renata Amaral*, LokeKhoon Tan, Sue McLean and David Scott take a look at the trends impacting 2024 for the consumer goods and retail industry. This discussion covers insights around ESG, disputes, M&A, the Asian market as well as the use of tech in the industry. You may also read our latest ESG Policy Guide, which was created in partnership with Positive Luxury to stay informed on recent and upcoming sustainability legislation in key markets like the EU, UK and US. Other resources: Global Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Handbook, The Year Ahead: Global Disputes Report 2024 and Global Private M&A Guide 2024. *Baker McKenzie and Trench Rossi Watanabe have executed a strategic cooperation agreement to consult on foreign law.

Olá UL-Lovers,   É chuva de conteúdo novo que você quer?! Setembro é o mês do cliente e porque cliente é a nossa paixão, a conversa de hoje será sobre cliente mas explorando a relação com o mundo digital! Com tantas tecnologias, inovações, redes sociais, será que o jeito de atender vai mudar? Aqui nossas convidadas são Renata Amaral e a Izabella Diniz e a conversa ficou pra lá de gostosa.  Quer aprender mais sobre isso? Então, bora! Esse episódio está presente na grade do Festival de Aprendizagem da Universidade Localiza e não virá sozinho: nos próximos dias teremos mais lançamentos potentes como este. Fique por aqui em nosso canal para não perder nenhuma novidade!   A #UniversidadeLocaliza é a sua parceira no protagonismo da sua carreira.  

Data and IP in green innovation play an important role in CG&R businesses and in this new episode, partner Eva-Maria Strobel is joined by Renata Amaral, partner at Trench Rossi Watanabe Sao Paulo*, to explore key legal considerations from an IP & data angle that companies should consider in relation to green innovation, including what elements are crucial to address sustainability/meet ESG goals and the competitive advantage IP rights give while undertaking your sustainability journey. *Trench Rossi Watanabe and Baker McKenzie have executed a strategic cooperation agreement for consulting on foreign law.

CNN Mundo #37 - 2ª temporada: Neste episódio do CNN Mundo, Lourival Sant'Anna apresenta detalhes sobre um projeto de lei que pode pôr fim à importação pelos Estados Unidos de produtos agrícolas associados ao desmatamento. A proposta cita itens produzidos e exportados pelo Brasil, como azeite de dendê, cacau e borracha. De Washington, a especialista em comércio exterior Renata Amaral analisa o assunto. Lourival destaca também o Nobel de Física, que premiou pesquisas e descobertas que contribuíram para uma maior compreensão das mudanças climáticas no planeta. O episódio também aborda o depoimento de uma ex-funcionária que apresentou denúncias contra o Facebook nos Estados Unidos. O antropólogo David Nemer, pesquisador de redes sociais e professor da Universidade da Virgínia, descreve as implicações do debate sobre a gigante de tecnologia. O CNN Mundo inclui ainda um balanço das preocupações em todo o mundo com o preço dos alimentos e dos combustíveis. Com apresentação de Lourival Sant'Anna, este podcast é produzido pela Maremoto para a CNN Brasil. Você também pode ouvir o CNN Mundo no site da CNN Brasil. E aproveite para conhecer os nossos outros programas em áudio. Acesse: cnnbrasil.com.br/podcasts.

In this episode of WITcast, Jorge Miranda, senior international trade advisor from the US firm Cassidy Levy Kent (https://www.cassidylevy.com/person/jorge-miranda/), discuss the WTO AB crisis and the reasons behind the current deadlock of the most important international trade court. Basing his thoughts on a paper written by him and Manuel Sanchez-Miranda (How The WTO AB Drove Itself Into A Corner), Jorge Miranda tell us the lessons learned and the possible outcomes for the future of the Appellate Body. Interviewers: Marina Carvalho, and Renata Amaral. Edition: Marina Carvalho. WITcast: the podcast of the Womeninsidetrade network! An international organization that contributes to the empowerment of women and seeks to address a gender gap that still exists in Brazil and in the world when it comes to international trade. www.womeninsidetrade.com.

CNN Mundo #15 - 2ª temporada: Neste episódio do CNN Mundo, Lourival Sant'Anna ouve o depoimento diretamente de Washington da especialista em comércio exterior Renata Amaral, diretora American University, que comenta a Cúpula do Clima. O evento ficou marcado pelo discurso do presidente Jair Bolsonaro, já que os holofotes do mundo todo se voltam ao Brasil quando o tema são as pautas ambientais. Renata Amaral comenta a reação dos Estados Unidos ao discurso -- no qual Bolsonaro prometeu zerar o desmatamento até 2030 e alcançar a neutralidade climática até 2050 -- e as possibilidades de financiamento internacional às políticas ambientais brasileiras. Tudo indica que o governo americano espera resultados antes de entregar os investimentos cobrados por Jair Bolsonaro e Ricardo Salles. Lourival também fala sobre a condenação do ex-policial Derek Chauvin, que matou George Floyd em maio do ano passado, e ouve o depoimento de Heloísa Villela, correspondente da CNN em Nova York, sobre o assunto. Ouça também sobre a distribuição de vacinas pelo mundo e o início da imunização de maiores de 18 anos na Índia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Renata Amaral Morris is the Founder and CEO of EAT. With over 17 years of experience in branding and design, Renata leads all facets of EAT’s business from closing deals to ensuring client success. Her exceptional ability to interpret client needs and translate them into effective creative direction has allowed her to build deep relationships with brands such as Amazon, Netflix, Adidas, Twitch, Red Bull, Blizzard / Activision, EA Games, and The New York Times while firmly positioning EAT as one of the leading high-end branding and design studios working with the new media industry today.Gabriel Seibel manages EAT’s operations based in Paris and LA. Since the beginning of his tenure as Partner, COO, and Head of Production, Gabriel has successfully executed 400+ projects for internationally renowned brands, overseeing everything from development through production. Together with EAT’s Founder and CEO, he has expanded the team to the US, Brazil, France, Germany, and Portugal while cultivating a brilliant company culture in which creativity thrives. He is also a TEDx speaker and teaches Marketing at IESEG School of Management in Paris.EAT Website: https://eat.studio/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/renataamaralmorris/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielseibel/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/renataamaralmorris/https://www.instagram.com/seibel/?hl=enChapter Markers/Timestamps:00:16 - Introduction: EAT02:15 - Did your team expect EAT to grow this big and flourish over time?05:50 - Discussing mission, vision, and adaptation with niche services offered 08:55 - Website re-brand and how it represents EAT's growth over time?10:20 - Lessons Gabriel Seibel learned from working at EAT - It's good to not always create 12:45 - Educating the future as a branding professor15:45 - Lessons Renata Morris learned from creating EAT - taking a break and cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset.20:00 - How do you decompress from the day-to-day demands of being a CEO?23:35 - Have you seen any differences as a woman, LGBTQ+ CEO navigating the world of business as it incorporates more diversity and inclusion?28:25 - Final tips for new business owners

Bem-vindo(a) ao décimo segundo episódio da nova temporada do 4.0 no Campo, uma iniciativa da setorial de Agronegócio do Livres. Nesta semana, o podcast recebe Renata Amaral, que falou sobre o agronegócio no comércio internacional. Ouça agora! OBS: A gravação desse Podcast foi feita em novembro de 2020. ENTREVISTADA Renata Amaral – Formada em Direito […]

At this episode of WITcast, we are going to have a very interesting conversation about Biden's future agenda in international trade and how he may take the next four years dealing with the current trade challenges. For this debate we will count on Simon Lester, associate director of Cato's Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies; Aluisio de Lima Campos, chairman of the ABCI Institute and a trade policy scholar at the American University; and the founder of our women network, Renata Amaral, Adjunct Professor at the American University Washington College of Law. WITCast: the podcast of the Womeninsidetrade network! An international organization that contributes to the empowerment of women and seeks to address a gender gap that still exists in Brazil and in the world when it comes to international trade. www.womeninsidetrade.com.

For Design Nation 2021's first podcast, Sowon Lee speaks to Renata Amaral Morris, CEO and Founder of EAT Creative Studio, and Gabriel Seibel, who acts as Partner, COO, and Head of Production for EAT. Founded in 2009, EAT (https://eat.studio) is a world-class design studio developing brand identities from diverse perspectives. Previously, EAT has worked with internationally renowned brands such as Amazon, Netflix, Red Bull, and Adidas. In this podcast, Renata and Gabriel share more about the strengths of having a global team structure, how EAT communicates their values of transparency and authentic representation in their design work, and what their creative techniques and sources of inspiration are. In addition, the pair share their excitement for their recent new brand launch for EAT! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/business-today/support

Nesse Episódio de WITcast, Renata Amaral, Roberta Braga e Carlos Poggio contam suas perspectivas sobre o desenvolvimento das eleições nos EUA, os cenários a frente até a posse e as relações com o Brasil. O grupo de mulheres Women Inside Trade lança o WITcast, um podcast que traz entrevistas, aulas e debates com experts do comércio internacional, para falar de temas globais e e causas relacionadas à equidade de gênero. www.womeninsidetrade.com

This episode replicates a discussion held on the Geneva Trade Week about the WTO Dispute Settlement (a Holistic Approach), with the experts Valeria Mendes Costa (First Secretary as the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and the international trade lawyers Jan Ives Remy (SRC), Amrita Bahri (ITAM), Marianna Karttunem (OECD) and Renata Amaral (founder of the WIT and Professor at the American University). www.womeninsidetrade.com

O Brasil cede às pressões do presidente Donald Trump e renova a cota de importação do etanol americano com tarifa zero, sem uma contrapartida clara por parte dos Estados Unidos. Enquanto isso, avançam negociações de um acordo comercial amplo entre os dois países. De sua parte, o candidato democrata, Joe Biden, fala em atrair de volta as indústrias americanas com incentivos fiscais e elevações de tributos para as que produzem no exterior. Pela primeira vez, o Banco Interamericano de Desenvolvimento é presidido por um americano, Mauricio Claver-Carone, que fala em deslocar as cadeias de valor do eixo Leste-Oeste para o Norte-Sul, envolvendo o Brasil. Para analisar essas questões, Lourival Sant'Anna, analista de internacional da CNN, conversa com Renata Amaral, especialista em comércio, diretora da American University, de Washington, e co-fundadora da organização Women Inside Trade; e com Otaviano Canuto, membro sênior do Policy Center for the New South e ex-vice-presidente do Banco Mundial, também em Washington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nesse episódio de WITcast, as experts Carla Junqueira e Constanza Negri Biasutti conversam de forma descontraída sobre as relações bilaterais de Brasil e Argentina e sobre os desafios que esses países enfrentam com os atuais governos e com a crise provocada pela pandemia internacional.  Entrevistaram: Marina Carvalho e Renata Amaral. O grupo de mulheres Women Inside Trade lança o WITcast, um podcast que traz entrevistas, aulas e debates com experts do comércio internacional, para falar de temas globais e e causas relacionadas à equidade de gênero. www.womeninsedetrade.com

O grupo de mulheres women inside trade lança o WITcast, um podcast que traz entrevistas, aulas e debates com experts do comércio internacional, para falar de temas globais e e causas relacionadas à equidade de gênero. Nesse Episódio de WITcast, Renata Amaral e eu entrevistamos os experts Bárbara Medrado e Lucas Queiroz sobre as medidas de controle às exportações que vem sendo impostas pelos EUA e outras medidas que podem restringir a atuação do investidor estrangeiro e de empresas que exportam para aquele país. www.womeninsidetrade.com

O presidente Donald Trump ameaçou o Brasil com sobretaxas de importação, pressionou a China para comprar mais produtos americanos que concorrem com brasileiros, e joga pesado com a chinesa Huawei, que ocupa 50% do mercado de telefonia daqui. Os democratas enviaram carta ao governo pedindo para não firmar acordo comercial com o Brasil por causa de seu desempenho no meio ambiente, leis trabalhistas e direitos humanos. Neste episódio, Lourival Sant'Anna conversa sobre os cenários possíveis depois de novembro com Renata Amaral, diretora da American University e co-fundadora da organização Women Inside Trade; Roberto Alvarez, diretor-executivo da Federação Global dos Conselhos de Competitividade, ambos de Washington, e Pablo Bentes, sócio e chefe da área de contenciosos comerciais do escritório de advocacia Baker McKenzie, de Genebra. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Companies in the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications sector face a different set of regulations as the world attempts to create a new normal. This episode of TMT Talk zeroes in on how the enforcement of environment compliance has changed and how health and safety measures have evolved to prepare for the employees' return to the workplace. Join Adrian Lawrence, Renata Amaral, and Graham Stuart as they share their perspectives on these key issues affecting the tech industry.

Episódio explicativo sobre Humberto de Maracanã e com análise do documentário "Guriatã" (2018) de Renata Amaral. Confira mais informações no link: https://danielwalassy.wordpress.com/2020/06/30/brasilicast-16-guriata-humberto-de-maracana/ FICHA TÉCNICA: Daniel Walassy (Apresentação, Roteiro e Edição de som); Dani Ramaianne (Design Gráfico e Voz nas vinhetas). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brasilicast/message

Cela fait quelques semaines qu’on nous bassine avec le « Grand Débat » présenté par la Macronie comme étant le réceptacle des doléances des Français, de tous les Français. Célia, Binetou, Rhoda et Chris y ont réfléchi et ont imaginé un grand débat qui serait saisi par les citoyens afro-descendants de ce pays ; donc assez logiquement, un grand débat sur une thématique brûlante et aux enjeux parfois caricaturés : les réparations. Puis les pimentiers accueillent Stéphie pour une chronique sur le carnaval de St Martin. Sel & Poivre : 04’38 Le Grand Débat : Les réparations: 25’55 Chronique de Stephie : 1’12’52 Cube Maggi : 1’20’39 Dans cette émission sont évoqués : “Esclavage et réparations” Cycle 2 de l'Université populaire du quai Branly de Louis-Georges Tin: https://bit.ly/2TbME7C “De l'esclavage aux réparations, les textes clés d'hier et d'aujourd'hui” de Louis-Georges Tin: https://amzn.to/2IIMvnQ Emission radio de France culture “Réparations historiques et justice globale”: https://bit.ly/2BPcwwb “De l'esclavage aux réparations” par le Comité Devoir de mémoire Martinique: https://bit.ly/2BPViyx Proposition de loi tendant à la réparation des préjudices résultant de la traite et de l’esclavage colonial de Cécile Duflot : https://bit.ly/2U5QFHG “Quelle réparations pour l’esclavage” Interview de Myriam Cottias dans le Journal du CNRS : https://bit.ly/2gMq0xW “The west’s wealth is based on slavery. Reparations should be paid” by Kehinde Andrews : https://bit.ly/2k6iBxW “L’esclavage, une histoire à étudier” interview de Peggy Balguy: https://lemde.fr/2BN2FqZ “Inquiétudes à la Fondation pour la mémoire de l'esclavage” dans le Point : https://bit.ly/2E2uxXS “Slavery reparations could cost up to $14 trillion, according to new calculations” : https://bit.ly/2E6GUCr Caricom : www.caricomreparations.org "Esclavage : peut-on « réparer le passé » ?" de Justin Raymond : https://bit.ly/2U6giYU Réparations par la SNCF : https://bit.ly/2VeYIlB Cube Maggi : Rhoda: “Remastered : The two killing of Sam Cooke” sur Netflix : https://bit.ly/2WwWzTY “Hale County, jour après jour” réalisé par Ramel Ross : https://bit.ly/2tCwUff Célia: Le podcast Still Processing - Episode: “Apology” : https://nyti.ms/2XiGpOo Cinemawon, plateforme de visionage de cinéma afrodescendant: https://bit.ly/2Tf0oON Chris : Documentaire “La Pédra de Mémoria” réalisé par Renata Amaral : https://bit.ly/2E97xXc Tracklist : Olivier Mtukudzi - Dzoka Uyamwe Patrick Saint-Eloi - Rehabilitation Lauryn Hill - Everything Is Everything King Kembé - Gebe Wup Up Rihanna - No Love Allowed Sur Spotify : https://spoti.fi/2TaVoe5 Envoyez-nous des mots doux : emissionpiment@gmail.com

Welcome to Episode 110! Renata Amaral is Founder and CEO of EAT, a creative studio that helps some of the most well-known brands today tell their story through design, branding and technology. Some clients include, Red Bull, NBC, New York Times, Universal and Warner Brothers Records. Renata runs a global team with staff members in around the world LA, Europe and Brazil. Maxum Coproation - Inspiring Greatness Show Notes:   Recommended Book Funky Design maxumcorp.com.au/podcasts/

This week we sharpen the saw with a few golden nuggets from EAT Creative Studio’s Renata Amaral’s interview. We also focus on why it’s so important to take your vacation. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why you can’t create a real brand until you know who you are Your logo is not your brand Why your logo may need to change as your company DNA changes Why you need to examine your brand every year or two Bringing your brand to life with art Taking a break with vacation Why I took many months off a few years ago Book recommendation: “Leadership and the Art of Conversation: Conversation as a Management Tool” by Kim H. Krisco Resources: Website: www.weareeat.com Book: “Leadership and the Art of Conversation: Conversation as a Management Tool” by Kim H. Krisco

To say Renata is passionate about branding and design would be an understatement. Anyone who is in the room while she talks about one of her many projects, or shows off a new design hot off the press will instantly feel it’s something more. And be careful, her excitement is contagious too. It’s palpable. It’s love, a real love for turning complex ideas into tangible and beautiful things. A deep admiration of the power to reveal elevated principles through smart design. Since 2003, Renata Amaral has specialized in brand development and design, getting her start with some of the best agencies in Brazil such as FLAG and Ogilvy where she cut her teeth working in client services leading a team of creatives to deliver quality work to some of the world’s biggest brands. It was here where her love affair with branding started as she began to intensely study design and develop her own unique creative process. A bit disillusioned by the status quo of the U.S. job marketplace in 2009 (as were most folks that year), she felt there must be a better way to both live and work, and wondered if the two really had to be at odds. The elusive work­ life­ balance always seemed to be a trade off where neither side wins. As most good books find their way to you at ju st the right time, Funky Business found its way to Renata that year and it inspired her to create a new kind of business, one that served the needs of its clients of course, but one that also inspired its employees, a place where people could do interesting work and still be authentic to who they are and what makes them truly happy. These ideas prompted her to follow her entrepreneurial instincts and start her own business, EAT Creative Studio. EAT is a creative agency that helps companies tell their brand story through design, technology and experiential art. Through a thoughtful brand analysis process, they help companies unleash the strongest brand possible. Not forgetting about the ethos of happy and inspired employees, EAT has a unique organizational structure with no central office, which allows employees to live anywhere they want, where they feel the most engaged and inspired. Despite their distance, the team works closely together and get plenty of face­ ­to face time over Google Hangouts (and every other emerging platform of the month.) It’s this model precisely that has helped EAT retain top creative talent and produce the best work for their clients as their team pulls in inspiration from the global zeitgeist, living in diverse places such as Paris, Berlin, and Brazil. From their humble beginnings, with a little sweat and a lot of heart, EAT now works with some of today’s most exciting start ups and globally well­ known brands that are shaping the future of industries such as entertainment, gaming, music, fashion, and tech. What you’ll learn about in this episode: What branding means to Renata Why not caring is the biggest mistake you can make while branding The process that EAT takes their clients through to starting the branding process where they get to know their clients’ audience How EAT is able to focus on the right thing where there are so many different options out there Mistakes that Renata has learned from and lived through How Renata and the team at EAT stays on top of the changes in all of the different industries that they serve How Renata’s emotional intelligence helps her deal with clients that want things that she has to say no to How Renata knows when it’s time for a rebrand Ways to contact Renata: Website: www.weareeat.com