Founded in 1963, the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) is the preeminent worldwide professional association dedicated to the advancement and dissemination of research and knowledge on supply chain management. With over 8,500 members representing nearly all industry sectors, government, and academia from 67 countries, CSCMP members are the leading practitioners and authorities in the fields of logistics and supply chain management.

Supply Chain Manager: development of Operations Carrefour Italy (Analysis and optimization of distribution processes, project planning through the selection and development of logistics and commercial methods with a customer portfolio of 800 suppliers for the network distribution optimization of 1,100 points sale, saving and optimization of processes, contract negotiations with the suppliers in order to achieve cost savings and optimization). Cross coordination in collaboration with 80 Category / Buyer Non Food.

Pricing Manager function: Strategic planning of the statistical survey and prices variation in the Italian market, analysis of development and operational implementation on the Italian distribution network. The goal achieved, has allowed me to structure the strategy and the operational implementation of the project through the collaboration of the French and Spanish partners. The model provided for the strategic management of the pricing lever Food & No-Food for the 1,200 sales points of the sales network.

Buyer and Category Manager function: market analysis, purchase planning, business negotiation, promotional planning, stock and demand planner, management flow control of the sales network. Reaching the targets of the purchase budget for the Textile sector.

Responsible for the commercial and economic management of a Hypermarket sector, coordination of the work team. Objective achieved in the request to generate a new sales team (20 employees) and bring the sales results foreseen in the budget plan.

The Supply Chain Finance Observatory of the School of Management of the Politecnico di Milano was founded in 2013 to respond to the growing interest of companies and Public Administrations towards the opportunities for optimization of Working Capital and access to credit offered by Supply Chain Finance solutions. The term Supply Chain Finance identifies a mix of models, solutions and services aimed at optimizing financial performance - and, in particular, controlling Working Capital - by taking advantage of in-depth knowledge of supply chain relationships. The objective of the Observatory is to generate and share knowledge on Supply Chain Finance, contributing to the diffusion of these solutions in the Italian market for the benefit of all actors, stimulating confrontation and dialogue through the formation of a C-level community.

Promotion of products and offers of services for the Valle d'Aosta region in the representative office in Paris (Finaosta - Financial Company). Market studies, Touristic Promotion, Public relations with International Institutions (ICE - Foreign Trade Institute - Italian Chamber of Commerce). Project for the development and integration of the jewelry sector in France.