Organization: Yara

Bio: Experienced executive leading nature-positive solutions in the agri-food value chain. Currently Director of Public Affairs, Communication, and Sustainability at Yara Brazil, responsible for driving stakeholder engagement and ESG initiatives focused on climate action, circular economy, renewable energy, and regenerative agriculture. Agroecologist with a background that includes a degree in Business Administration, a Master’s in Circular Bioeconomy from Wageningen University & Research, a specialization in Circular Economy from the United Nations System Staff College, an MBA from the University of São Paulo, and executive education in Leadership from Harvard Business School.

Organization: AMAGGIa

Bio: Fabiana Luri Dias Doi Reguero is currently responsible for AMAGGI's Sustainability department. With a law degree, an MBA in Law and Environmental Management, and an extension in Responsible Management for Sustainability from Fundação Dom Cabral and in Strategic Innovation from Insper, she joined the company in January 2010 and currently serves as Head of Sustainability. In this position, Fabiana is responsible for AMAGGI's ESG commitments and goals in Brazil and internationally, covering, among others, the following topics: i) traceability and combating deforestation, ii) decarbonization, NetZero, and regenerative agriculture, iii) protecting human rights, iv) sustainable finance, and v) sustainable business. Furthermore, she is responsible for maintaining the company's position as one of the world's leading producers of socio-environmentally certified soybeans according to internationally recognized standards. Along with her team, she has also contributed to AMAGGI achieving important recognitions, such as one of the highest scores in the CDP Florestas (Center for Forestry and Agricultural Production) rankings, as well as a global leader in the Forest 500 ranking. Fabiana is co-leader of the Deforestation Forum of the Brazil, Climate, Forests, and Agriculture Coalition and of the Agrifood System Thematic Chamber of CEBDS (Brazilian Institute of Agriculture and Livestock Development). She represents AMAGGI at the PCI Institute (Produce, Conserve, and Include Strategy of the State of Mato Grosso), of which the company is a founding member. Furthermore, Fabiana serves on the RTRS (Round Table on Responsible Soy) Board and on AMAGGI's Innovation and ESG Committee.

About AMAGGI Founded in 1977, AMAGGI is the largest Brazilian grain and fiber company. Present at various stages of the agribusiness chain, the company operates in agricultural production of grains, fibers, and seeds, as well as the sourcing, processing, and marketing of grains and inputs. It also provides river and road grain transportation, port operations, and the generation and marketing of renewable electricity. Headquartered in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso do Sul, AMAGGI operates throughout Brazil, with farms, warehouses, offices, factories, river and road fleets, port terminals, and hydroelectric plants. Abroad, the company has units and offices in Argentina, China, the Netherlands, Norway, Paraguay, Switzerland, and Singapore.

Organization: Bayer

Bio: Felipe Albuquerque is a seasoned executive with a degree in agronomy from the University of São Paulo - ESALQ/USP, complemented by an MBA with a focus on ESG from Ibmec. With over 15 years of experience in agribusiness, he has extensive knowledge of sugarcane and soybean crops, as well as in-depth knowledge of the primary agricultural sector in Brazil and the region. During his tenure at Bayer, Felipe led several business strategies in Brazil and Latin America. He currently leads the sustainability area for Latin America, promoting carbon-based business models and regenerative agriculture. His current role involves driving Bayer Brazil's efforts on climate change in preparation for COP 30.

Organization: Eletrobras

Bio: Pedro Villela is a sociologist with a degree from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (Uerj) (2005), a master's degree in Public Health from the Institute of Social Medicine at Uerj (2008), and a master's degree in Health, Population, and Social Policies from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, France, and Linköpings Universitet, Sweden (2009). He holds an MBA in Business Management from the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) (2020) and is a doctoral candidate in Social and Environmental Law and Sustainability at the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUC-PR) (2023-). He has worked at Eletrobras since, always in the area of ​​Social Responsibility, which he has led since 2020. He led the Working Group on Human Rights for the Electricity and Energy Sector of the UN Global Compact in Brazil.

Organization: Getulio Vargas Foundation

Bio: Coordinator of the FGV Center for Agribusiness Studies (FGV Agro). He holds an Agricultural Engineering degree from UFV (Viçosa, MG) and a Master's degree in Agricultural Economics (ESALQ/USP and the University of Maryland). He was a member and chairman of the Board of Directors of the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa). He was Chief of Strategic Advisory and Secretary of Agricultural Policy at the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Food Supply (MAPA). He also held the positions of Chief Executive Officer and Chief Executive of Agricultural Policy and Information at the National Supply Company (CONAB). He has over 30 years of experience in Brazilian agribusiness in the areas of agricultural market intelligence and analysis, strategic planning, investments, and training. Member of the Superior Council of Agribusiness (COSAG-FIESP) and of the Thematic Chambers of Sustainable Agrocarbon and Agricultural Risk Management. Advisor to the Brazilian Rural Marketing Association (ABMRA).

Organization: ECCON Environmental Solutions

Bio: Maria Cecilia Fiordoliva Ferronato is a biologist with a master's degree in Biodiversity and Conservation of Fragmented Habitats from the State University of Londrina (UEL). She has over 15 years of experience in the environmental field, with extensive experience in the development and management of initiatives focused on biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, and nature-based solutions. She is currently a partner and project manager at ECCON Soluções Ambientais, where she leads and integrates initiatives in Environmental Licensing, Ecological Restoration, Payment for Environmental Services (PES), and carbon (REDD and ARR), combining technical expertise, strategic management, and a commitment to sustainability and good environmental practices.

Organization: Nestlé Brazil

Bio: Ana Carolina Carregaro is the Director of Public Affairs at Nestlé Brazil, playing a strategic role in connecting the company with the public and private sectors. With a solid academic background—a law degree from the Catholic University of Santos, a master's degree in Latin American Integration from the University of São Paulo (USP), and a certification in Global Advocacy from George Washington University—the executive has built a career marked by work in public policy, sustainability, and institutional relations.

At Nestlé, Ana Carolina leads initiatives focused on sustainability and innovation, representing the company at prominent events such as the Climate Conferences. She attended COP27 and COP28, participating in discussions on decarbonization in the food sector. She represented Nestlé at UN headquarters in 2024 to present advances in the transformation of food systems at the Ambition 2030 session. She also participated in the Brazil Global Summit 2025, discussing the impact of technology on the food industry and the paths toward a more sustainable system.

Her work also extends to relevant forums, such as CEBDS (Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development), where she contributes to thematic groups related to food systems, climate, energy, and sustainable finance. She is also Co-Leader of the Trade and Investment Commission of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and a Member of the Advisory Board of the UN Global Compact.

With an approach that integrates government relations, ESG, and innovation, Ana Carolina strengthens Nestlé's position as a leader in sustainable practices and corporate responsibility in Brazil.

Organization: Mosaic

Bio: Director of Government Relations at Mosaic in Brazil, where he leads strategic initiatives focused on institutional dialogue, sustainability, and the expansion of investments in the agricultural sector. With extensive experience in international relations and public policy, Meirelles has worked for organizations such as the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), the Brazil Industries Coalition (BIC), and Anglo American. He holds a degree in International Relations from PUC-SP and a master's degree in International Trade from Sciences Po in Paris.

Organization: Imazon

Bio: Jakeline Pereira is a Forestry Engineer specializing in Tropical Forest Management and Conservation and Biodiversity, with an MBA in Project Management and a Master's degree in Protected Area Management in the Amazon. With 21 years of experience in socio-environmental projects, her focus is on protected area management, environmental education, forestry supply chains, and support for traditional peoples and communities. She has worked for institutions such as the Amazonas State Government and Natura Cosméticos. She is the author of the book "Floresta Habitada" (Inhabited Forest), a finalist for the 2015 Jabuti Prize. She is currently the Director of the Protected Areas Program at the Amazon Institute of Man and the Environment (Imazon).

Organization: Nestlé Brazil

Bio: Barbara Sollero is an executive in the Regenerative Agriculture area at Nestlé Brazil, with over 16 years of experience leading impactful projects focused on sustainable development in agriculture. A graduate in Animal Science from the Federal University of Viçosa, she built her career leading pioneering initiatives in sustainability, women's empowerment, and digital innovation. Today, she leads the company's regenerative agriculture and decarbonization agenda, connecting science, practice, and strategy to accelerate the transition to more resilient, inclusive, and low-carbon food systems.

Organization: Rainforest Alliance

Bio: Yuri Feres is the Country Director of Rainforest Alliance in Brazil, leading national strategies that integrate regenerative agriculture, biodiversity conservation, and inclusive finance. With over 25 years of experience in sustainability and ESG across Latin America, he has worked with companies such as Cargill, Walmart, and The Walt Disney Company, fostering partnerships between the private sector, governments, and civil society. Yuri serves on regional sustainability networks and is dedicated to connecting nature, people, and markets through transformative solutions that promote climate resilience, social equity, and sustainable development.