Who am I
About me

I am a financial controller and experienced international negotiator.
With a ‘can-do’, ‘anything is possible’ attitude, I integrate the aims and goals of all the involved participants through creative and collaborative problem-solving.

2004

Computer Engineering
Bachelor's degree at Sapienza Univerity of Rome, Italy

2005

Air Traffic Control Officer
Being an ATCO is among the 5 most stressful professions existing. Developed leadership skills and the ability to make quick, effective decisions under pressure.

2008

National Union Leader
Represented the interests of the air traffic control officers, negotiating collective bargaining agreements that integrated the aims and goals of all the involved participants through creative and collaborative problem-solving,

2010

Financial Planning & Analysis
Expanded company commercial activities in Asia-Pacific in a 5 million US dollars bid, leveraging entrepreneurial mindset and financial skills.

2012

Head, Financial Planning and Analysis
Member of the Standing Committee on Finance of the Provisional Council, made recommendations on all budgetary and financial issues affecting EUROCONTROL, the international organisation working to achieve safe and seamless air traffic management across Europe.

2015

Master's in Business Administration
Graduated at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, USA

2016

International program, Aviation Infrastructure & Charges
Negotiated cost reductions and operations improvements for 1.4 billion US dollars p.a.. Proactively provided exceptional service to over 200 stakeholders by coordinating strategies and developing studies on long-term economic implications.

2017

Master's in Finance
Graduated at IE Business School of Madrid, Spain

2019

Global Head, Aviation Infrastructure & Charges Program
Led the consultations of the third Reference Period (RP3) of the Single European Sky (SES) Performance and Charging Schemes. Identified and addressed operational, financial and technological risks and opportunities within the value chain. Negotiated 2.1 billion US dollars in relief measures to support industry during COVID-19 economic downturn.