Jamille Guedes

I am a public affairs and corporate communications professional with solid experience in government relations, regulatory monitoring, and stakeholder engagement across the private, public, and social sectors. Throughout my career, I have worked at the intersection of policy, strategy, and communication, supporting organizations in navigating complex political landscapes and strengthening their institutional positioning.

I have developed strong skills in political analysis, advocacy, and executive communication, with hands-on experience monitoring legislative processes, mapping key stakeholders, and supporting strategies on issues such as tax reform, environmental regulation, recycling, and social impact agendas. I also have experience in crisis management and narrative development, producing briefings, institutional materials, and policy insights for senior leadership.

My trajectory includes working with diverse teams in Brazil and internationally, contributing to initiatives in education, youth, sustainability, and workforce development. I enjoy translating policy trends into actionable recommendations, fostering dialogue between companies, government, and civil society, and designing communication approaches that align purpose, impact, and strategy.

With a multidisciplinary profile combining public policy, advocacy, and strategic communication, I am committed to contributing to mission-driven organizations that advance public interest, regulatory innovation, and inclusive development.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of Brasília (UnB), and I have pursued continuous academic development through advanced studies in legislative process at the Brazilian House of Representatives (CEFOR), as well as online courses in political risk management, American government at the Harvard Kennedy School, and international language programs in English and French. My academic journey also includes participating in the Politeia legislative simulation for two years, where I developed public policy proposals, legislative reports, and served as President of the Social Security and Family Committee.