I See BRICS - English Version

The Brazilian communications and PR consultancy Imagem Corporativa has always maintained an analytical view on the reality in which we live in and its effects on business because it understands the importance and strategic value of information for the planning of any organization. For this reason our company has, over the past five years, produced and distributed free special editions and periodical publications that examine various aspects of the national context, its effects on society, and the possible trends they presage.

It was this willingness to share knowledge that fueled the agency in early 2009 to launch Boletim Brasil – a quarterly newsletter which brought an independent analysis on the vision of Brazil abroad, through the reading of major newspaper, magazine and other agency-produced news from different continents. After 20 published editions, Boletim Brasil was renovated and replaced by I See Brazil in early 2014, which introduced an index to better measure the exposure of the country in the international arena.

Our team has produced  strategic information to customers, businesses, and opinion makers over the past years and we also produce publications that contemplate our urge to voice knowledge. These publications produced by our team include: the Guide for Corporate Sustainability, in which we analyzed the role of sustainability within the business environment; Brazil Protagonist: The Next Challenges, a broad analysis of issues vital to the continued growth of the country and its then increasing process of global integration; and IC Crisis Index, which is a benchmark study that maps critical situations experienced by companies in Brazil.

Always alert to changes in the political, economic and environmental scenario - and its effects on society in general – Imagem Corporativa now continues its line of special publications with the e-book I See BRICS, which can be downloaded from the link below. Within this new publication, the agency analyzes the recent summit of the five countries that make up the Brics bloc (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and publishes the results of an exclusive survey, in which we ask Brazilian executives their opinion about the creation of the Brics development bank, and the prospects of economic development for the emergent countries.

We believe that with publications such as I See BRICS and other ones already in planning, we are collaborating to disseminate quality information - an asset that, more than ever, has strategic value, allowing a concrete analysis of our reality and a projection of scenarios and trends.