Brazil’s (B)olsonaro Case and What It Represents for Democracy Worldwide
Nov 14, 2018
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Laura Oller (MBA ‘19) is from the very urban and charmingly chaotic São Paulo. After graduating in Social Sciences and Economics in Brazil she joined the International Finance Corporation and led strategic initiatives in impact investing and inclusive development in fragile areas. Further, she co-founded a startup to connect refugees in the developing world to outsourced digital work. During her summer, she worked with innovation at UNDP and human rights at UN’s Peacekeeping Mission in Guinea-Bissau. Her passions are social justice, emerging markets, and samba.
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