Profiles: B

Eduardo Bernstein is Director of Marketing at JBS Foods, The largest food processing company in the world as ranked by sales. He is a Brazilian marketing veteran who started as a brand manager at Procter & Gamble. In his 12 year tenure with P&G, he lived in São Paulo, Brazil as well, Caracas, Venezuela and Geneva, Switzerland. He also held Marketing Director roles at BRF/Brasil Foods and Telefonica

Daniella Brissac is the Marketing Director/Latin America for the Baby Care and Adult Personal Care divisions of JOHNSON & JOHNSON, and based in São Paulo. For the last seven years, she’s overseen marketing and communications strategy and regional campaign development. Earlier marketing and branding roles in her career have been with Whirlpool, Beiersdorf’s Nivea and Danone.

Marcos Bonfim is the Head of Media Planning for MONDELEZ INTERNATIONAL., a role he’s held since 2007. His career has been focused on identifying and developing better opportunities for communication products and brand building for multinational brands. He has received several awards for the re-launch of the Mondēlez TANG brand. Earlier roles included media positions in Brazil for HSBC Brasil, Coca-Cola and Gillette.

Mariana Ribeiro Bieler is the Media Manager at PETROBRAS, the Brazilian multinational energy corporation headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. known for its technology is deep-water exploration, it is the largest company in the Southern Hemisphere by market capitalization, as well as the largest company in Latin America by revenue. Mariana has held her Media role at Petrobras for the past eight year, following at media position at Globosat.

Lylian Brandão is the Director of Advertising and Brand Sponsorships for TELEFONICA Latin America, with an international marketing role in the 14 countries where the company operates. Her marketing career with Telefónica began in 1999. The Spanish broadband and telecommunications provider has operations in Europe, Asia, North and South America. It is the sixth largest mobile network provider in the world. Telefónica operates the Movistar mobile phone brand throughout Latin America, and owns a majority stake in Brazilian mobile operator Vivo.