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AmCham China's WPC and 85 Broads team up this month to host a special dinner with guest Tatiana Rosito, minister-counselor and deputy head of mission at the Embassy of Brazil in Beijing. Rosito will discuss the current relationship between China and Brazil, two of the fastest- growing major economies in the world.
About the speaker:
Tatiana Rosito is minister-counselor and deputy head of mission at the Embassy of Brazil in Beijing, where she has also served as economic and trade counselor in 2009 and 2010. She holds a master's degree in international development from Harvard's Kennedy School and an MBA from INSEAD and Tsinghua University. She has been a career diplomat at Brazil's Ministry of External Relations since 1995. Previously, she served as economic and trade counselor at the Embassy of Brazil in Singapore and as delegate at the Brazilian Mission to the United Nations, where she was in charge of economic development and international finance issues. She worked before that in the office of the President of Brazil, as representative at the National Foreign Trade Board, among other duties. She studied economics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and the University of Brasília.
Tatiana Rosito is minister-counselor and deputy head of mission at the Embassy of Brazil in Beijing, where she has also served as economic and trade counselor in 2009 and 2010. She holds a master's degree in international development from Harvard's Kennedy School and an MBA from INSEAD and Tsinghua University. She has been a career diplomat at Brazil's Ministry of External Relations since 1995. Previously, she served as economic and trade counselor at the Embassy of Brazil in Singapore and as delegate at the Brazilian Mission to the United Nations, where she was in charge of economic development and international finance issues. She worked before that in the office of the President of Brazil, as representative at the National Foreign Trade Board, among other duties. She studied economics at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and the University of Brasília.
