As soon as I obtained my degree in Languages I pursued my dream of becoming a writer and ended up taking on the perfect job for me: as a freelance journalist. I’m curious, outgoing, I have good communication skills, and really put all of myself in what I do. I have the good fortune of
34, from Naples, freelance environmental journalist. I’ve been in the field of communications and sustainability, especially for the web, for almost a decade. I’ve written and write about renewable energy, sustainable construction, climate change, biodiversity, protected areas and recycling. I have a husband, a cat and two children, Davide and Flavia, born respectively in 2013
I graduated in Economics, but my passion for music pushed me in the world of communications, working in the press office, as a journalist and Art Director. I worked for MTV Italia in the period of cross-media experimentation (Flux/Qoob), participated in the development of Pig Magazine writing about modern rhythms and sounds for ten years.
I’ve been working for LifeGate for about a year, since the launching of Lifegate Products (sale and installation of LED lighting). I’m lucky enough to be involved in two different sectors: administration and sales…let’s just say that I don’t have time to get bored, in fact, every day I am more motivated to reach new
Journalist, from Milan, born in 1967, coordinator and moderator of academies, talks, webinars and thematic events at institutions and companies
I hold a degree in Accounting and an MSc in Business Administration from Bocconi University, Milan. I’ve been passionate about economics since I was young, when I first entered the world of work in the family business. In 2006, I left Italy to explore the world, first on an Erasmus programme in Maastricht and then
I live in France, I love hiking in the mountains, Kapuściński’s stories, snow, passionate people, Calvino’s descriptions, De Gregori’s songs, Britanny, Keynes, chili and the Marmottan Museum. I’ve been an economics and environmental journalist for ten years, in the hope to throw a stone into the pond: writing to echo the echo is useless. Having
I’ve always been fascinated by the world of languages because, to me, it means bringing people together. It also offers the precious opportunity of learning new things every day, whilst discovering new cultures and exploring things from new perspectives. I like travelling, meeting new people, and exchanging ideas. I love strolling with my four-legged friend, the
I obtained an MA degree in editorial translation from English and Spanish. At university, I’ve come to know and appreciate English and American postmodern literature and contemporary Latin American classics and I’ve rediscovered my passion for writing. I adore music, in particular alternative rock music, and I often go to my favourite artists’ concerts. I
I moved abroad for the first time to study in the United Kingdom and, since then, never stopped wanting to experience new places and cultures. Curiosity and wonder have led me to work first in the US, then Tanzania and now in Myanmar; next, who knows? Hand in hand with my passion for exploring goes
