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Brazil Edu Giansante has transitioned from an expatriate in Dublin to the founder of eDublin, a leading resource for Brazilians moving to Ireland, leveraging his professional experience in major tech companies to foster community and provide essential guidance.
Partnered with eDublin. The nature and cost of the partnership are not specified, but it likely involves promotion or advertising to the eDublin audience.
Partnered with eDublin. The nature and cost of the partnership are not specified, but it likely involves promotion or advertising to the eDublin audience.
Partnered with eDublin. The nature and cost of the partnership are not specified, but it likely involves promotion or advertising to the eDublin audience.
Partnered with eDublin. The nature and cost of the partnership are not specified, but it likely involves promotion or advertising to the eDublin audience.
Partnered with eDublin. The nature and cost of the partnership are not specified, but it likely involves promotion or advertising to the eDublin audience.
Partnered with eDublin. The nature and cost of the partnership are not specified, but it likely involves promotion or advertising to the eDublin audience.
Partnered with eDublin. The nature and cost of the partnership are not specified, but it likely involves promotion or advertising to the eDublin audience.
Sponsored the E-DublinXP event organized by Edu Giansante.
Sponsored the E-DublinXP event organized by Edu Giansante.
Sponsored the E-DublinXP event organized by Edu Giansante.
Edu Giansante, also known as Edu or Eduardo Giansante, relocated from Sao Paulo to Dublin in 2008 with the objective of learning English and establishing a new life in Ireland. He initially resided with a host family and attended an English language school. His arrival coincided with Ireland’s economic recession, making employment challenging, yet he secured a position at Stratogen, an advertising agency, where he worked for 18 months. During this period, he began blogging about his experiences in Dublin for an audience in Brazil, detailing aspects such as Irish food and daily life. This personal endeavor organically grew into a significant online platform.
His career progression in the tech sector includes working at gaming giant Zynga, where he contributed to games like Farmville. Following this, he served as a Community Manager at Dropbox and later as a manager at VMware. Currently, he holds the position of Head of Community at Wix’s Dublin office. Alongside his corporate roles, Giansante continued to develop his blog, eDublin, which evolved into an organization dedicated to assisting Brazilians interested in moving to Ireland. eDublin provides detailed information on accommodation, study opportunities, visas, and employment, serving a community of approximately 30,000 Brazilians residing in Ireland.
By 2009, Edu Giansante was recognized as a finalist at the Blog Awards. His work with eDublin has garnered global recognition, including being voted Best Blog Abroad in 2010, 2015, and 2017. He has spoken at various international events such as 3XE Digital Ireland, Rebrandly Ireland, FeverBee UK, VMworld SF, EEBB Sweden, and TBEX Czech Republic. His content reaches over two million people across social media platforms, with 400,000 subscribers on YouTube and 500,000 followers on Facebook. He also runs events in Brazil to promote Ireland as a destination. In his spare time, he was the drummer for the Irish rock band Medz, which released an album available on Spotify.
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