Guilherme Scheibe

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So finally, some of our members were even selected to speak at global events, I mean, at our community meetings, which is a great accomplishment, and I think it's worth celebrating.
There are so many reasons to be part of the DRIB and get involved.
First, we all know that protecting payments is not something that can be done alone.
Serving the DRIB gives the organization the chance to be part of something greater, a group that works together to help secure payments.
Beyond that, it provides a unique perspective from the region and specifically from a country like Brazil, which is considered a key market.
I can also highlight that the expertise of the REB doesn't just support the PCI Council in development standard strategies.
It also creates opportunity for members to interact, share information, and learn from each other's experience.
This is a quite good thing that we have when the members are openly sharing experience between each other.
Other organizations that are part of the REB are also listed on the website, which means that they are recognized as a reference and supporters of security payment.
At the same time, it's a great opportunity for members to stay up to date about the PCI Council roadmap and programs and to connect directly with the people involved in the standards and engagement initiatives.
In short, I can say it is a unique chance to collaborate with peers across the payment industry, all working towards the same goal.
I could list many more reasons, but I hope I've reconvinced the podcast audience.
And just as a reminder, so the Hub has a two-year term.
We hold at least like four meetings each year and try to have at least one of those meetings as face-to-face, which is a great chance for the members to meet and interact in person.
Well, in summary, the RIB includes all participating organizations and QSAs that are based in Brazil or have a significant presence here.
That means it's not just Brazilian organizations.
I would say that international companies can also join if they have business operations and local people supporting the payment industry and the adoption of the PCI standards in Brazil.
So having local people is really important because our meetings can happen both in English and Portuguese.
We want to make sure that everybody can fully participate.
Organizations which are already part of other groups like the Board of Advisors, they can still participate in the REB.
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