ESPM Hosts Event on Technology in Agriculture

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Published on 12/03/2021 at 08:42

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Agrotec And Smart Farming: Building A Vision Of Innovation And Technology For Agriculture Featuring David Carvalho, Founder Of Vera Cruz

Rio de Janeiro, March 12, 2021 – The Master In Management And Marketing Of Agriculture by ESPM hosts the event Agrotec And Smart Farming: Building A Vision Of Innovation And Technology For Agriculture with the participation of David Carvalho, founder of Vera Cruz in Portugal, a company that specializes in almond cultivation, renowned in the fields of Agrotech and Smart Farming.

The meeting is free and will take place on March 16, at 8 PM, via the Zoom platform. Registration can be done at the link https://www.espm.br/16-03-agrotec-e-smart-farming-construindo-uma-visao-de-inovacao-e-tecnologia-para-o-agronegocio/

The idea is to discuss topics such as smart agriculture – the integration of technology in the production process – sustainability, Smart Farming in the global market, and branding in Agriculture.

ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

– David Carvalho

Founder of Vera Cruz in Portugal, a company in the Agroindustrial sector that operates in the planting and processing of almonds. Business administrator from PUC Minas Gerais, with an MBA in strategy and marketing from FGV and executive courses at IESE and Harvard Business School.

Serves as a board member and investor in other companies in the Fintech and digital sectors.

– Isabella Vasconcellos

Professor of the online course in Consumer Behavior at ESPM. PhD from ESC Rennes – Business School – France, Bachelor in Business Administration from Fundação Getulio Vargas, master’s in International Management from FGV. Master Degree in Business Administration from Loyola University of Chicago.

– Jorge Dietrich

Coordinator of the Master’s in Management and Marketing of Agriculture at ESPM and coordinator of Graduate Studies at ESPM Porto Alegre. Master’s in Administration and Negotiation from PUCRS, MBA in Management and Marketing from ESPM-SP, specialist in Management from Amanakey – SP, and agronomy engineer from UFPR.

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Agrotec And Smart Farming: Building A Vision Of Innovation And Technology For Agriculture

When: March 16
Time: 8 PM
Registration And Information: Click Here
Free Event

About ESPM

ESPM is an innovative business school, a Brazilian reference in higher education in the areas of Communication, Marketing, Consumption, Administration, and Creative Economy. Its 12,600 students from undergraduate and graduate programs and more than 1,100 staff are distributed across eight campuses – four in São Paulo, two in Rio de Janeiro, one in Porto Alegre, and one in Florianópolis. Lifelong learning, excellence in education, and market focus are the foundations of ESPM.

ESPM Hosts Event on Technology in Agriculture

Agrotec And Smart Farming: Building A Vision Of Innovation And Technology For Agriculture Featuring David Carvalho, Founder Of Vera Cruz

– David Carvalho

– Isabella Vasconcellos

– Jorge Dietrich

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About ESPM

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ESPM Hosts Event on Technology in Agriculture

Agrotec And Smart Farming: Building A Vision Of Innovation And Technology For Agriculture Featuring David Carvalho, Founder Of Vera Cruz

– David Carvalho

– Isabella Vasconcellos

– Jorge Dietrich

Service

About ESPM

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China transforms desert-devastated area into the world’s largest artificial forest, planting trees for 60 years, blocking sand that reached Beijing, and creating a “green lung” of 92,000 hectares in a region once considered lost.

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