Christiane Pelajo

Behind every unforgettable experience there is a professional who lives at a constant production pace, between setups, deadlines and unexpected situations. This panel brings to the stage a subject that usually stays behind the scenes: the mental health of those who make the event happen. The conversation discusses the limits of routine, the signs of burnout and the paths to a more sustainable career in the events market.

Visibility doesn't happen by chance, it is an editorial decision. Every headline is a choice. Who appears, who speaks, who becomes a reference: none of this is neutral. In this panel, Christiane Pelajo and Lia Rizzo, moderated by Maria Prata, open up the backstage of newsrooms and screens to discuss the role of journalism in building female protagonism. From the TV anchor desk to the algorithm, from economic coverage to digital culture, they show how visibility has transformed into a power asset and why recognizing women today is writing the memory that the next generations will inherit. A conversation about authorship, activism and the commitment of those who narrate the present with the responsibility to expand who occupies the scene.

Energy ceases to be merely a productive input and becomes understood as strategic infrastructure for economic growth, social stability, and technological autonomy of a country. The debate proposes to analyze how the energy matrix, electrical grids, and generation capacity directly impact sectors such as industry, innovation, artificial intelligence, and the data economy.