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About Me

Financial Advisor, with over 17 years’ experience in the financial area, based in Brazil, works in a tailor-made system, helping clients to build their wealth, maintain and improve the quality of investments and capital gains.

During the financial planning process develops specific strategies for short, medium and long term plans and goals, including a retirement fund. Through a needs analysis and level of risk acceptance assessment indicates a proper asset allocation and helps during the decision making process.

Location:
Brazil, São Paulo
Current organization:
DPAdvisory
Current role:
Financial Advisor / Money Management
Gender:
Female
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I'm passionate about

My job, Inspiring people and be inspired. About life and the beauty of exchanging experiences with others. Animals in general and food!!

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  • A reply on Talk: Bruno Maisonnier: Dance, tiny robots!

    Feb 27 2013: Thank you
  • A comment on Talk: Bruno Maisonnier: Dance, tiny robots!

    Feb 27 2013: Not sure if I am amazed or scared about how they can show some "emotion" by their eyes!
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    A comment on Talk: Richard St. John's 8 secrets of success

    Feb 5 2013: Very inspiring! I am amazed how in such a short presentation he could send a clear message, straight to the point. I have shared this to everybody I know and encourage the young professionals to be inspired by this. Serve others something valuable and you will get well paid for it!
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    A comment on Talk: iO Tillett Wright: Fifty shades of gay

    Feb 5 2013: It is really nice to see someone talk about a sensitive subject like this so graciously. People should not be judged or put in boxes because how they look or their sexual orientation. People should (I think) be known by the way they respect each other and how they contribute to the society in general. The concept of good and bad should be geared by one actions and not (again) by sexual orientation or looks

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