Brazil

Your counterpart for Brazil.

For Italian and European companies with partners, suppliers, teams or projects in Brazil: someone who speaks Portuguese, knows both business cultures and keeps the work moving.

What Gibson does

From Venice, in Portuguese.

The work runs remotely, in the hours the two countries share, with visits to Brazil when the work needs them.

Partners and suppliers

Brazilian suppliers, distributors or partners followed up in Portuguese: deadlines, quality and commitments kept in view.

Checks before you sign

Brazilian counterparts checked before you commit: who they are, what they have done, what they really ask for.

Remote teams

Design, engineering or technical work delivered by professionals in Brazil, briefed and quality-checked from Italy.

Projects in Brazil

Projects coordinated with local professionals: briefs, schedules and clear reports, in your language.

Meetings and visits

Video meetings prepared and followed up, and visits to Brazil when the work needs them.

After EU–Mercosur

The right questions asked early, with customs, tax and legal specialists involved where needed.

Questions

Before you get in touch.

Does Gibson have an office in Brazil?

No. Gibson works from Venice, in Portuguese, with trusted professionals on the ground and visits when needed.

Does Gibson sell our products in Brazil?

No. Gibson represents and coordinates; it is not a sales agent. If you need distributors or agents, Gibson helps you find and check them.

Can part of our design work be done by a team in Brazil?

Often, yes. Whoever signs and takes responsibility in Italy remains a licensed professional here; Gibson organises the team, the brief and the quality checks.

How do we start?

A short call to understand what you need, then an agreed scope and fee before any work begins.

What about the time difference?

Italy and Brazil share four to five working hours every day: enough for same-day answers on both sides.

Is our matter kept confidential?

Yes. Client matters are confidential by default, client names are never published, and a confidentiality agreement can be signed before anything is shared.

Working with Brazil? A few lines are enough to start.

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