I joined HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco in São Paulo for a key event marking the inauguration of the Foundation’s Latin America Branch. As a member of the branch’s Development Committee, I helped organize and opened the “Building Tomorrow Together” session at FAAP, where the Sovereign met with ten young Latin American entrepreneurs advancing large-scale environmental solutions -from forest restoration and biodiversity conservation to climate-tech and Indigenous advocacy. The event highlighted the region’s leadership ahead of COP30 and the critical role of youth-driven innovation in shaping a nature-positive future.

I'm producing The Jaguar Expedition, a documentary exploring how habitat fragmentation and climate extremes threaten jaguars and the ecosystems they depend on. Set in Colombia's tropical forests, the film follows scientists, Indigenous communities, and conservationists working to restore wildlife corridors and balance conservation with local livelihoods. It's a story about what happens when policy, science, and community action come together on the ground. By protecting jaguars, we safeguard entire ecosystems. This film highlights real solutions in motion and what effective conservation governance looks like in practice.

🎥 Watch the trailer here

Now in my second semester at Yale, I'm pursuing a fully funded joint Master of Public Policy in Global Affairs (Jackson School) and Master of Environmental Management (Yale School of the Environment). This dual degree bridges governance and strategy with environmental science, preparing me to work at the intersection of policy design, sustainable finance, and delivery across Latin America. So far, I've engaged with world leaders, policymakers, and practitioners, deepening my understanding of how governments can turn ambitious agendas into real outcomes for communities. The goal? To bring analytical rigor and field experience together to build policy that works on the ground.