Natalia Gindler Corsini is the founder and managing director of Prae Venire, a boutique corporate compliance consulting firm based in South Florida. With more than 25 years of experience, Gindler Corsini is a leader in finance and international trade working with U.S.-based companies operating internationally, as well as with Latin American and other foreign companies doing business in the U.S.

Born and raised in Brazil, Gindler Corsini holds a degree in human resources from Complutense University in Madrid and an MBA in finance, controllership, and auditing from FGV in Brazil. Throughout her extensive career, she has held prominent roles leading compliance and finance departments in global and domestic companies, including Galena Farmacêutica, PPG Industries, and Prysmian. In her roles within U.S. organizations, she was responsible for overseeing ethics and compliance in Latin American countries, with a focus on training, anti-corruption measures, export control, third-party management, corporate investigations, and support for compliance audits and internal controls.

After relocating to the U.S. in 2015, Gindler Corsini obtained the prestigious certification from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and founded Prae Venire to offer companies large and small tailored solutions to address specific compliance challenges businesses face today.

Gindler Corsini’s vision for Prae Venire was to create a consultancy that allows her clients to focus on their core operations, knowing their corporate compliance needs are in expert hands. The firm assists U.S. companies in strengthening and/or establishing their ethics and compliance programs for international operations, and provides similar services for foreign organizations engaging with U.S. entities. Prae Venire evaluates business compliance risks, conducts awareness training for teams and leadership, and offers support in corporate investigations, addressing extraterritorial laws such as data protection (GDPR and LGPD), foreign corrupt practices (FCPA), money laundering, antitrust, and export controls regulations.