The 3C3C Project – Three Cities, Three Continents, created and managed by Sapiens Global is a platform to integrate chambers of commerce, governmental agencies and entrepreneurs, defined in groups of three cities in three different continents. Last September, Mr. Helio Ciffoni, Sapiens Global’s CEO payed a visit to Mr. Marco Tadeu Barbosa, President of FACIAP at his office in Curitiba, Brazil. Along with Mr. Ciffoni, the Secretary Executive of CODESUL, Mr. Wilson Quinteiro, gave his testimony about the 3C3C Seminar attended by him and also explained the expected opportunities for the companies from Parana State.
Sapiens Global joined Minato Mirai Co. Ltd, introducing a high quality Brazilian products at the Tokyo Cafe Show 2019. This year, the event was held at The Pacific Yokohama Convention Hall, attracting thousands of people in a busy 3-days show.
We are a few weeks from the new summer season in Japan. Every year, when the hot and humid season breaks, the mosquitoes are everywhere, as they need just standing water and some heat to breed. This year, Sapiens Global is developing a project to use a new technology to repel mosquitoes, not killing, protecting the environment using nanoparticles of a wide used non-toxic repellent.
“The Economical and Political Outlook of Brazil”, after elections, was the theme presented by Mr. Peter Eduardo Siemsen, partner at Dannemann Siemsen, from Brazil at the opening of the seminar “New Trends in Brazilian Intellectual Property”. Around 50 attendees, including some of the most prestigious Japanese agents in the business of Intellectual Property joined the afternoon gathering at the Embassy of Brazil in Tokyo.
Following the initial presentation, Mr. Akiyoshi Imaura, Director of the Regional Cooperation Office of the JPO came to an overview of Brazil/Japan PPH Agreement. Discussions on Protection of Patents and Recent Developments on trademark prosecution and perspectives for Madrid Protocol were in focus, too. The final presentation, “How to effectively enforce IP rights in Brazil”, by Mr. Joaquim Eugenio Goulart, partner at Dannemann Siemsen, has led to a succession of questions and answers, with some specific questions about difficulties faced by Japanese companies in Brazil, regarding Intellectual Property and the long time required to process the applications.
Intellectual Property: Mercosur situation
Sapiens Global took the opportunity to better understand the situation in Mercosur as one of our clients is requiring patents and trademark registration to cover Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay.
It was our first participation in FHA in Singapore. By invitation from Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply, Sapiens Global joined a group of 18 Brazilian companies, from April 24 to 27, at Singapore Expo, Pavilion 9.
Ambassador of Brazil in Singapore, H.E. Flavio Damico and Mr. Rodrigo Matta, General-Coordinator of Commerce Promotion, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supplies.
As agent and business matching developer, Sapiens Global’s Singapore team showed three different Brazilian products: roasted coffee, soluble yerba mate tea and coffee confectionary, the unique Brazilian edible coffee.
Ms. Tilia Albuquerque (Sapiens Global Jakarta), Mr. James Lam (Sapiens Global Singapore) and Mr. Helio Ciffoni (Sapiens Global Tokyo) at our booth showing soluble mate tea Mateex, roasted special coffee Kaffe-Kantate and the edible coffee Café de Comer
A four-working days experience, a lot of visitors and, at the end, 20+ qualified business opportunities.
Food & Hotel Asia in Singapore is a platform to reach all the southeast Asia market, a potential of 600 million consumers with a rising middle class, eager to consume new and sophisticated products.
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