Before real estate, I served Brazil. And it is that journey that allows me to serve the high-net-worth Brazilian buyer in a way few brokers in Miami can.
From Brasília to the world
From 2005 to 2009, I served as Chief of Protocol at Brazil’s Ministry of Development in Brasília — responsible for the minister’s official agenda, events with foreign authorities, and the absolute rigor that diplomacy demands. Discretion, precision, and high-level relationship-building: that is where I learned what the luxury market expects.
Shanghai, 2010
As Secretary-General of the Brazilian Pavilion at Expo 2010 in Shanghai, I led Brazil’s operation on one of the world’s largest global stages — team management, budgeting, diplomatic relations, and the experience of millions of visitors. International negotiation became my mother tongue.
State strategy and the World Cup
From 2011 to 2016, I served as Special Advisor at the Secretariat for Strategic Affairs: national strategic projects, international agreements, and the organization of the World Cup. Long-term vision and execution under pressure.
The Consulate in Miami
From 2016 to 2019, I worked at the Brazilian Consulate in Miami, serving thousands of Brazilians — visas, passports, documentation. There I came to understand firsthand the reality, the fears, and the needs of those living between Brazil and the United States.
Luxury real estate
Since 2020, I have worked in Miami’s luxury real estate market, now with Fortune Christie’s International Real Estate. All of that background — protocol, international negotiation, strategic vision, and deep knowledge of the Brazilian community — now works toward a single goal: my clients’ wealth in dollars.
Buying a high-end property in another country takes more than a broker. It takes discretion, rigor, and someone who understands both sides: Brazil and the United States.