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CEO e co-founder of Bliive, the world's largest network of time exchange. Global Shaper from Sao Paulo HUB and former Global Agenda Council in Creative Economy. In addition, MIT Technology Review Innovators under 35 choose her one of the 10 most innovaIve Brazilians of 2014 and BBC Global elected her of the 100 most inspiring women of 2015 on 100Women List. Along with a Bachelor's in Law and Public Relations; she studied Human Rights, History and political ideals in Portugal. She also studied Management over a summer at the Stanford Business School. Lorrana’s passion for collaborative economy and social innovation grew out of her social work in poverty reduction since she was 12 years old. She believes that the answer to solve this global conundrum is delivering equal opportunities. “People may not have money but they always have time” she says. | CEO e co-founder of Bliive, the world's largest network of time exchange. Global Shaper from Sao Paulo HUB and former Global Agenda Council in Creative Economy. In addition, MIT Technology Review Innovators under 35 choose her one of the 10 most innovaIve Brazilians of 2014 and BBC Global elected her of the 100 most inspiring women of 2015 on 100Women List. Along with a Bachelor's in Law and Public Relations; she studied Human Rights, History and political ideals in Portugal. She also studied Management over a summer at the Stanford Business School. Lorrana’s passion for collaborative economy and social innovation grew out of her social work in poverty reduction since she was 12 years old. She believes that the answer to solve this global conundrum is delivering equal opportunities. “People may not have money but they always have time” she says. | ||
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https://www.facebook.com/lorrana.scarpioni
CEO e co-founder of Bliive, the world's largest network of time exchange. Global Shaper from Sao Paulo HUB and former Global Agenda Council in Creative Economy. In addition, MIT Technology Review Innovators under 35 choose her one of the 10 most innovaIve Brazilians of 2014 and BBC Global elected her of the 100 most inspiring women of 2015 on 100Women List. Along with a Bachelor's in Law and Public Relations; she studied Human Rights, History and political ideals in Portugal. She also studied Management over a summer at the Stanford Business School. Lorrana’s passion for collaborative economy and social innovation grew out of her social work in poverty reduction since she was 12 years old. She believes that the answer to solve this global conundrum is delivering equal opportunities. “People may not have money but they always have time” she says.