Shell Brazil Showcased Its Projects and Investments at Rio Oil & Gas 2022 in a 200-Square-Meter Booth, Besides Being a Black Sponsor of the Fair

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Published on 11/10/2022 at 00:10

Updated on 11/10/2022 at 16:27

Alexandra Siqueria, Comunicação Externa e Marca Shell – Rio Oil & Gas 2022

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Shell Brazil was also present, once again, at the Rio Oil & Gas as a ‘Black Sponsor’, with a 200m² booth at the Kobra Pavilion, where discussions took place over the four days of the event.

Video: Shell Talks About the Event and Its Sponsorships

YouTube video — ***Alexandra Siqueria, External Communication and Shell Brand***

At Shell Brazil’s space, many activations, including public interaction, showcased the company’s business portfolio in Brazil, its actions in social responsibility, promotion of entrepreneurship, scientific education, and also support for culture through sponsorships like those for the Rio Festival, Museum of Ipiranga (SP), Museum of Tomorrow, and Botanical Garden.

“From the activities at the booth, visitors could enjoy a virtual tour of the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro, see Shell’s work with quilombola communities along the coasts of Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo, learn a bit about the Shell Eco-marathon, which is the world’s main energy efficiency competition, and feel as if they were entering a cinema, complete with popcorn distribution to promote the Rio Festival, which begins in the first week of October,” highlighted Alexandra Siqueira, director responsible for External Communication and Shell Brand.

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Shell Brazil Showcased Its Projects and Investments at Rio Oil & Gas 2022 in a 200-Square-Meter Booth, Besides Being a Black Sponsor of the Fair

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