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Stopping Violence against Women: A Conversation with Luiza Trajano

The chairwoman of Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza discussed how companies can contribute to stopping gender violence.

 

Panel Discussion: 10 am to 11 am ET

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Overview

Latin America is facing another epidemic: a shocking surge in cases of violence against women. Chairwoman Luiza Trajano of Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza has relentlessly prioritized this issue and created a comprehensive initiative in her company to tackle violence within and outside the workplace. Join us in this conversation where she will share her experience on how companies can contribute to stopping gender violence.

Speakers:

  • Luiza Helena Trajano, Chairwoman, Magazine Luiza @luizatrajano
  • Cecilia Tornaghi, Managing Editor, Americas Quarterly @ctornaghi (moderator)
     

Note: This event will be presented in English. 

To listen to the event in Portuguese, register with Emilie Sweigart at esweigart@as-coa.org.

To listen to the event in English, come back to this page at the time of the event. No registration is required.

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Speakers

Luiza Helena Trajano
Chairwoman, Board of Directors, Magazine Luiza

Luiza Helena Trajano is the chairwoman of the board of directors of Magazine Luiza, one of Brazil’s largest retailers. She is also the president of the Grupo Mulheres do Brasil, an organization that promotes women’s rights. Trajano is a consultant at twelve other entities...

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Cecilia Tornaghi
Managing Editor, Americas Quarterly; Senior Director of Policy, AS/COA

Cecilia Tornaghi is the managing editor of Americas Quarterly. A Brazilian-American journalist, she has been covering Latin America for the last 25 years with a focus on policy, business and economics. She spent 13 years at Bloomberg, starting as a Nasdaq reporter, then as an...

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