A Biologist with a Master’s degree in Botany and a Ph.D. in Public Policies and Sustainability from the Center for Sustainable Development, Miguel has an extensive background in conservation and sustainability. From 2009 to 2013, he worked at the National Center for Flora Conservation, where he coordinated the Endangered Species Program. In 2014, he joined the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) as a Project Coordinator. Following several organizational changes, he assumed the role of Interim National Coordinator of IUCN in Brazil, later transitioning to Director of the Sustainable Landscapes Strategy at Conservation International Brazil. At re.green, he serves as the Director of Projects, leading the project team and ensuring the execution and quality of reforestation initiatives and carbon credit generation efforts, as well as overseeing post-sale project management.