Shortly ..• University in Business & Adm, MBA, more than 20 years working experience at the beginning as Financial Manager, and then as CFO• CFO of a listed company (Italian Stock Exchange), with IPO; experiences in a Real Estate Fund, and in a Private Equity large international Group: I worked for a Financial Intermediary (ex 106 TUB), under the Bank of Italy supervision• I cooperated many years (still today) as NED (business plans, feasibility studies, BOD member in a controlled start-up), with an Information Technology company with almost 100 employees• I managed large Financial functions, up to 35 and 47 people, controlled companies, up to 50, different countries, up to 20• Experiences in Real Estate, Hospitality (20 Hotels and 2 Casinò), IT, NPLs, Tour Operators, but even Manufacturing• I use Excel/Word/Power Point in an excellent way: I have experience of using ERP• I got work permit, either in Swiss (2008-2019) and in UAE (2013-2016)• I have Board experience either as member and as CFO• I worked in a complex international environment, different cultures, (Russian, Arab and Chinese)• I’m used to work with Authorities, Auditors, Banks Shareholders and Tax DepartmentsActually I'm following a Real Estate Fund (Malta, projects in Russia and Ukreine) trough the controlling founder company: I personally experiments all the issues on my own, from establishing the Fund, to managing it, from facing the problem of Russia sanctions and the concern of the Malta Financial Service Authority scared about the whole situation, rather than Auditors, Service Provider, Independent BOD Members or worried Shareholders.Analyze an acquisition in Turkey rather than in Belarus, set up a company in Russia rather than in Germany, make a lawsuit in Slovenia, get a 2 years CEO role in Egypt, choose from a branch, a subsidiary or a company, understanding the body that will monitor, or that a project can't go on and so you need to dismantle it, has been a training experience.It is not easy to scare me, I'm quite motivated and I speak the universal language of numbers, scroll left on the vector of English the international language. The numbers need to be interpreted; do not lie, and if you have the patience to pick up one after the other all the information that are obtained at different times of the day, if you wait and respect the cultural rituals, if you are willing to ask and require different angles, then it is, for a trained mind like mine, to rationalize all the information gathered and make them coincide to achieve the desired results.