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A Brazilian delegation met recently in Hartford with more than 100 business leaders from the Northeast. The Global Exporting roundtable was hosted by Shipman & Goodwin’s Import-Export Compliance Division, in conjunction with the U.S. Commerce Department. From left: Scott Murphy, Shipman’s managing partner; Anne Evans, Commerce Department district director; Hart-ford Mayor Pedro Segarra; Ambassador Ronaldo Dunlop, consul general of the Consulate of Brazil in Hartford; Pedro Murilo Ortega Terra, deputy consul general of the Consulate General of Brazil in New York; Paul Johnson, honorary consul of the Con-sulate of Brazil in Philadelphia.

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