- Building on success: Building on the success of Brazil Week 2025, the Financial Times continues to lead the global conversation on Brazil’s economy with an agenda focused on fiscal resilience, shifting trade dynamics and emerging investment opportunities. Discussions will span AI, critical minerals, digital infrastructure, agribusiness and clean energy as Brazil looks to convert promise into performance.
- An exciting line-up of events and editorial coverage: Brazil Week 2026 will kick off in May with our annual Brazil Summit, marking the start of an exciting line-up of events.
- Key topics: We will explore vital topics such as Brazil’s fiscal outlook, shifting trade dynamics and investment opportunities across AI, critical minerals, digital infrastructure, agribusiness and clean energy.
- Banking & Finance: CEOs, CFOs, Chief Economists, CIOs, and Treasury Chiefs
- Industry Leaders: Senior executives in strategy, innovation, regulation, and trade from Defence, Energy, Utilities, Manufacturing, Pharmaceuticals, and Technology
- Government Officials: Experts in international trade and foreign policy
- Advisors & Consultants: Professional services leaders and industry advisors
- Media & Press: Financial Times editors and other global press outlets
- Download the app on Google Play or App Store.
- Create your profile through the link we’ll send to all registered attendees three weeks before the event.
- Set up your networking profile and book your first meetings.
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What is Brazil Week?
Brazil Week is a week-long series of events and editorial coverage, held in mid-May, designed to showcase Brazil’s vibrant business landscape and investment opportunities. Throughout the week, influential leaders from various sectors gather for thought-provoking discussions, panels, and exclusive networking opportunities across a variety of different events, all focusing on the country's growing role in the global market.
What to expect?
How is the Financial Times involved?
The Financial Times plays a central role in Brazil Week by organizing high-profile events, including the Brazil Summit on May 13. The Brazil Summit serves as the headline event of Brazil Week, offering unparalleled insights and access to key decision-makers driving Brazil’s economic future.
Who will you meet?
Expand your network, exchange ideas, and build partnerships that drive success — all with a global audience of:
Why is the Brazil Summit the must-attend event of Brazil Week?
The Brazil Summit is strategically held to coincide with the prestigious Person of the Year Gala Dinner, hosted by the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce. As the Gala's official Media Partner, the Financial Times leverages the influence and insights of this high-profile gathering. Each year, we invite the Person of the Year (POY) winner to share their unique perspectives at the Brazil Summit, giving attendees exclusive access to world-class thought leadership they can't get anywhere else.
*Please note: Registering for the Brazil Summit does not give you automatic access to all other Brazil Week activities.
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You can find a lot of relevant information (agenda, speakers, etc.) on the app, but it also offers an AI-powered matchmaking feature to book 15-minute meetings with other event guests. Through the FT Live Event App, you have the opportunity to connect with the right profiles among up to 1,000 attendees.
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