Roberta Paffaro has a career marked by dedication and love for agribusiness, she has been an inspiring figure in the sector. She worked in the American market for more than 15 years, including as Market Development Director for Latin America at the CME Group, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, she consolidated her reputation as one of the most influential leaders in Brazilian agro.

Roberta’s voice echoes through the corridors of Agribusiness Congresses, Universities and Agro events in general.

Roberta is not just an observer of the agro scene, she is an enthusiast of innovation, Agtechs and startups shaping the future of the sector. This enthusiasm led her to be co-author of the book “Women of Agro – Inspirations to overcome challenges inside and outside the gate“, a junction of inspiring stories that reflect the reality of women in the sector.

Her influence extended beyond corporate corridors when she served as a mentor at the Startup Weekend Agro in SP in September 2019. Roberta is also proud to be a member of WAoFP, the Worldwide Association of Female Professionals.

Specialist in Agribusiness and Risk Management in Agricultural Commodities, Roberta Paffaro addresses crucial topics in her lectures, ranging from innovation in agribusiness to fundraising through ESG, to the importance of risk management in Brazilian agribusiness.

Her deep understanding of capital markets, stock exchanges and the unique perspective of women in the world of agribusiness makes her lectures an invaluable source of knowledge and inspiration.

In 2023, Roberta lectured as the only representative of Brazilian Agribusiness at the Women in Agrobusiness Summit (WIA) in Nashville, Tennessee. The WIA is the main event for women in agribusiness across the entire value chain to learn about the most current topics faced by Agro in the world.

In short, Roberta Paffaro is not just a voice in agribusiness, but a driving force that inspires, educates and empowers. Her legacy is a combination of passion, knowledge and the relentless will to make a difference in Brazilian Agribusiness.