Eduardo Cetlin brings two decades of experience at the nexus of philanthropy and social justice. After nearly two decades at the Amgen Foundation in California, he has returned to Brazil to find, celebrate and help grow the Brazil that works. As a Director at Associação Nossa Cidade, he has co-founded the Regenerative Fund for Belo Horizonte, which mobilizes action via microgrants across the city of 5 million people. Previously, he was at Amgen, the world’s largest independent biotechnology firm, where he oversaw annual giving efforts valued at $2bn in-kind and ~$100M+ in cash. As president of the Amgen Foundation he helped level the playing field so that millions of students have access to a high-quality science education. His education spans three countries: high school in Canada, undergraduate in Brazil, and an MBA at the UCLA Anderson School of Business the U.S.