Postdoctoral Researcher with a FAPESP scholarship, working on the project "Promoting Geographical Indications for Sustainable Development in Rural Areas: Geographical Indications, Cost-Benefit Analysis for Agri-Food Products, and Dissemination of the Practice as a Way to Add Value to Brazilian Agricultural Systems." The focus is on the valorization of agri-food products and adding value to Brazilian agricultural systems.Ph.D. and Master's in Sciences from the Department of Biosystems Engineering, ESALQ/USP.Specializations in School Management (MBA, USP), Data Science and Analytics (MBA, USP), and Soils and Plant Nutrition (ESALQ/USP).Professional Experience:Education: Experience as a teacher in São Paulo's state education system and as a PAEET instructor in Agribusiness Technical Courses, emphasizing pedagogical innovations and technical training.Technology and Agriculture: Expertise in drones, mapping, geoprocessing, data analysis, and programming in Python and R.Management: Skilled in people and project management, with strong abilities in planning, organization, and leadership.Throughout my career, I have developed skills across diverse areas. My academic and practical background reflects a steadfast commitment to innovation, education, and sustainable development. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Intangible assets, such as geographical indications (GIs), have the potential to attribute value to a quality, creating an intangible asset. Additionally, they serve to identify the link between products or services and their territory, promote the quality, reputation, and authenticity associated with these products and services, and protect the interests of producers and consumers. This …
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