The Foundation for Public Affairs, the Public Affairs Council’s research affiliate, has just released a report on managing public affairs in Brazil — the latest installment in its series on working with officials, the media, associations and others in major overseas markets. (Previous reports in this popular series have explored China, India and the European Union.)

Brazil’s turns at hosting the World Cup in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016, as well as a major environmental summit in 2012, are collectively seen as creating a “magic moment” for the country. In O Momento Mágico, the Foundation and author Elizabeth Judd examine how to navigate the world’s eighth largest economy — which is expected to rise to fifth place, overtaking both France and Britain, by 2016.

Through case studies and interviews with key stakeholders, the report — sponsored by PATRI — examines successful public affairs practices in Brazil, such as public/private partnerships, the use of social media and corporate citizenship programs.

Get the insights and intelligence you need to succeed in this important and increasingly influential market. Click here to order a complimentary copy of this report. You can also download the report here.

For more information on ordering this and other reports, or for general questions related to the Foundation for Public Affairs, contact Mary Beaver via email or at 202.787.5982.

For information about the content of this report, or for questions related to public affairs in Brazil or other overseas markets, contact Jason Jarrell via email or at 202.787.5972.

A sincere thanks to the many Public Affairs Council member companies and associations that have helped to fund this and other Foundation for Public Affairs studies. We greatly appreciate your support!