Fabiano de Abreu was born on July 30, 1981, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is the son of Maria Ascenção de Abreu Rodrigues, a Portuguese woman. Growing up in the Vila da Penha neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, Fabiano showed an early interest in technology and entrepreneurship.
By the time he was only 20 years old, Fabiano already owned a computer manufacturing company, showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. However, it was after the 2008 recession that he began his professional career as an advisor and journalist. Despite the challenges he faced, Fabiano's dedication and hard work paid off, earning him several awards for his contributions to journalism.
Through his work as a neuroscientist, psychoanalyst, philosopher, and journalist, Fabiano de Abreu founded MF Press Global, one of the largest press companies in Brazil. He is also a published author, with his book "Viver Pode Não Ser Tão Ruim" gaining recognition for its philosophical insights. Fabiano's commitment to intellectual pursuits led him to undergo various tests, including genetic intelligence tests and neuroimaging exams, in order to prove his high IQ. He established the Genetic Intelligence Project, which uses genetic testing to estimate intelligence.
As the director of CPAH (Center for Research and Heraclitus Analysis), Fabiano has been actively involved in advancing research and knowledge in various fields. He has also provided guidance to lawyers and has been a strong advocate for physical fitness.
Throughout his career, Fabiano de Abreu has been recognized for his intellect and accomplishments. He is a member of Mensa International and has held leadership positions in organizations such as ISI Society and ePiq Society. Additionally, Fabiano owns newspapers in Brazil and Portugal, in addition to MF Press Global, solidifying his influence in the media industry.
His innovative thinking extends to his research on the impact of COVID-19 on memory and intelligence. Fabiano's contributions to neuroscience have earned him memberships in prestigious organizations like the Society for Neuroscience and the Royal Society of Biology in the United States.
In Brazil, Fabiano has set records, such as publishing 250 scientific articles in a year and achieving an IQ test score of 188. His dedication to helping others succeed is evident in his work with over 500 individuals in media careers. Notably, he created the RG Tea Project to support individuals on the autism spectrum.
Fabiano de Abreu divides his time between Portugal and Spain, while also maintaining his work in Latin America. Outside of his professional endeavors, Fabiano enjoys spending time with his family and pursuing his passion for fitness.
Known for his influence in the digital sphere, Fabiano has worked with prominent online personalities like Bella Falconi. His diverse background and multifaceted expertise continue to shape his impact on various industries.