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Felipe Carreirao
Senior Research AnalystSantiago
English, Portuguese, Spanish, Castilian
Felipe is a Senior Research Analyst at Euromonitor International with a focus on home and technology in Latin America. Based in Santiago, he has more than 10 years of experience in researching fmcg and B2B industries.
Felipe produces content and analyses regarding the most relevant trends in Latin America and is responsible for Euromonitor’s relationship with some of the region’s most important players. He has a deep understanding of corporate activity and the current state of each industry. Felipe advises clients across a range of industries on the impact of local and global trends and has a special interest in the effects of the pandemic in Latin America, developing markets, and new product development.
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