Master of Science in
Environmental, Culture and Land Economics
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Where do our graduates work? What career are they pursuing, what specialization have they been mastering, and, in short, what are their stories? Hereafter you will read about only a few among the most noteworthy and considerable job profiles our alumni have embodied in the recent past. You can draw inspiration upon their experience, you can reach them on LinkedIn or via other social networks (including our Facebook page, whose link you can find on the homepage) and ask for advice; you can also begin to weigh up your interests and expertise by comparison, in order to get you ready for your final dissertation and be prepared for entering the labour market.
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Please note that, as MSc EACT was launched with its autonomous arrangement (which is still in place) only in the academic year 2013/2014, the first class of EACT graduates date back to July 2015, at the earliest. Therefore, those alumni who completed their studies earlier relate to the namesake "EPA" curriculum, that used to be active within the framework of University of Turin's MSc in Development, Environment, and International Co-operation. Our MSc EACT's EPA Curriculum stems from that past expertise and it represents its continuation and enhancement.
Ludovico Panzieri
He graduated in 2011 (110/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) from an Economic perspective)". He spent a semester at NHH Bergen (2009) under the Erasmus+ Programme. During Summer 2011, he worked as an intern at the United Nations in Geneva, focussing on the relations between the Italian Ministry of the Environment and those UN Agencies whose goals are related to the environment (namely IPCC, WMO, UNEP, and ITU). He honed his skills in evaluating international public tenders and cost assessment towards the Climate Change (including the costs due to the inaction). He then entered RGA - Sustainability Matters in Milan, which was subsequently acquired by EY. He kept on working as a Consultant for EY in Milan, dealing with CSR strategies and reporting, and implementing systems of management that abide by ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001, and OHSAS 18001 standards. He also specialized in verifying a firm's compliance to environmental and safety regulation standards. He then moved (2016) to Magneti Marelli, also in Milan, as a Worldwide Co-ordinator of the Sustainability Team. In 2018, he moved to Collectibus SB, maintaining his role as Sustainability Advisor.
Fulvia Nada
She graduated in 2011 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on a "Pilot study at the local level concerning the use of the accounting module NAMEA applied to wastewater", performed with the help of the Environment Directorate of Regione Piemonte (Piedmont, Italy). During Summer 2011 she did an internship at Stony Brook University, New York. Afterwards, she returned to Italy and worked as a Research Assistant at the International Centre for Economic Research in Turin. Since January 2012 she has been working for "Fondazione per l'Ambiente" in Turin, at first as Intern, then as Project Assistant for the "Turin School of Local Regulation", and finally (since 2015) as general Project Manager.
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Pietro Baldovin
He graduated in 2011 (110/110) with a MSc Thesis on "Regulation and public ownership in the Italian water management: a comparison with the British case". He spent a semester at NHH Bergen (2009) under the Erasmus+ Programme. While writing his dissertation, he did an internship at the Unesco Centre for Water Law, Policy and Science at the University of Dundee, Scotland (2010). He was hired as a Power Trader by A2A Trading in Milan, a position he held until 2014, specializing in Trading & Portfolio Management and International Energy markets. Since March 2014 he has worked at the European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET) in Brussels, first as Energy Market Regulatory and Policy Advisor and then as Regulatory Manager for the Southern European Energy Markets. He ended this experience in 2019, when he moved to Fluxys in Lugano (Switzerland), where he was hired as Regulatory and Business Intelligence Manager.
Giulia Vassallo
She graduated in 2011 (110/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "Social, Health and Environmental Impacts of a Roma encampment: A monetary evaluation study". After that, she spent a period working in the Presidency Staff of the "Terra del Fuoco" NPO in Turin. In the meanwhile, she attended a Full-Time MBA in Energy and Environment Economics held by the Business School of "Il Sole 24 ore" (the most prominent financial newspaper in Italy) in Milan. She was then hired (by the end of 2012) by Acea ATO 5 S.p.A., the provider of Water Management integrated services in the Latium region. She has been working there for nearly 7 years, at first as an intern, by verifying the compliance to the environmental and safety regulation standards, then within the Presidency Staff, by monitoring critical processes. Since 2016 she has been dealing with monitoring the compliance to the quality standards stated by AEEGSI (the responsible national agency). In 2019 she moved to the Process Management department of Acea S.p.A..
Andrea Locatelli
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He graduated in 2011 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention), with a MSc Thesis on the "Nuclear Power Generation in Italy: Different Simulation Scenarios with Markal/Times Models", a work that was accomplished through a research internship at the Energy Department of the Polytechnic University of Turin. Subsequently, he found a job as Customer Support Representative at Rational Full Tilt Services Ltd. in Dublin. In 2013, he was hired as European Proxy Research Associate by Glass, Lewis & Co. in Limerick, Ireland, but he rapidly switched to Smartbox Group (also in Dublin), where he has worked for more than 4 years as Finance Operations Reporting Analyst and Accountancy Reporting Functional Owner. Thanks to his expertise, in 2017 he returned to Italy, where he has been working as Business Intelligence - Project Manager Consultant for FCA Bank and as BI Consultant for Italdesign and MC Engineering.
Gianmaria Roatta
He graduated in 2011 (110/110 cum laude) with a MSc Thesis on the "Renewable Energy Potential in the Alpine Region". After two internship periods at Marcopolo Engineering S.p.A. and at Giemme Informatica (both in Piedmont Region), he was hired as a Consultant by the Mao-Basiglio Agricultural and Food Research Centre, where he honed his skills in data analysis and business planning. Starting from 2013, he now works as Financial Services Operator for GE Capital Italia in Mondovì (Piedmont), whilst since 2017 he has also been holding the position of Disbursement Analyst at IFIS Bank, again in Mondovì.
Ilda Dreoni
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She graduated in 2011 (110/110 cum laude) with a MSc Thesis on the "Potential role played by the environmental accounting indices within a federal tax system". After the graduation, she moved to Ireland as a Research Assistant at the University College of Dublin (School of Geography, Planning and Environmental Policy). Then, in 2012, she returned to Italy and spent a year as Researcher at the European Commission Joint Research Centre in Ispra (Lombardy), researching on mapping and valuing ecosystem services in the framework of regional development policies. Since late 2015, she has been a PhD Student in Ecological Economics at the Southampton University (UK), specializing in the analysis of the ecosystem services framework.
Luca De Girolamo
He graduated in 2011 (104/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "Rapid growth of Renewable Energy from biomasses. A research assessment on the plant oil industry and the environmental sustainability of biofuels". During MSc EACT, he did an internship at Veolia Acqua - SICEA S.p.A. about water supply management and verifying the compliance to the relevant regulation. After the graduation, in 2012, he obtained the status of "Environmental Operator and Energy Manager", awarded by the "Forte Chance" Institute and financed by Piedmont Region, and he was hired as an intern by Euroenergy S.p.A.-Eurocons S.c.a.r.l., where he participated to the consulting activity on solar PV plants (check-up, sizing, and profitability analysis). In 2013, he moved to Energy Life Group s.r.l. in Arezzo (Tuscany) and then to Connet.to s.r.l. in Turin, where he kept on specializing in Renewable Sources (biomass in particular), EU funding, but also agricultural sustainability. Since 2014 he has been working as a Consultant in Renewable Energy and Bioenergy for Akronos Technologies in Turin, and in the meanwhile he started practicing his consultancy activity also independently. In the past he volunteered as a Regional Co-ordinator in Piedmont and Aosta Valley for WWF Italia, campaigning against the land use.
Davide Natalini
He graduated in 2012 (110/110) with a MSc Thesis on "Choosing Transports: an empirically grounded agent-based model on American household daily trips", a work he was able to achieve through a research internship at Collegio Carlo Alberto foundation in Turin. After that, he was granted a scholarship by the Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge (UK), where he pursued a PhD about the use of agent-based models to investigate the diffusion of global food production shocks and their consequences in terms of increased prices and increased national political fragility. He worked also as a Lecturer and Research Assistant, and he accomplished his PhD in October 2017, after which he became Permanent Research Fellow of the "Modelling the Energy Development under Environmental And Socioeconomic constraints" (MEDEAS) project. In 2015 he had co-operated with the UK/US Task force on the Impact of Extreme Weather on US/UK Food Security.
Sara Capello
She graduated in 2013 (110/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "Mitigation and Adaptation Policies to the Climate Change in Urban Areas". Afterwards, in 2014, she was hired as an intern by the Chamber of Commerce of Turin, in the Environmental Information Department, specializing on the compliance to the relevant regulation by the waste management industry. In late 2014 she spent a short internship at Pool Engineering as Urban Planner. Since 2015 she has been working at GR Company s.r.l., in Turin metropolitan area, as public tenders operator and then as public tenders project manager.
Vincenzo Iacomo
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He graduated in 2013 (108/110) with a MSc Thesis on the relation between the "EU Common Agriculture Policy and the Climate Change”. After his graduation he was granted a scholarship by the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics as a Research Fellow, being involved in a project regarding the alternative food networks. Immediately after that, he was hired as an intern by the IKEA Group in Turin, and he has been working there for five years as a Sustainability and Environmental Specialist. As such, he manages the Waste and Recycling and the Mobility departments within IKEA Group, and he also coordinates the Social Project Management team according to the CSR principles. In particular, he has been developing from IKEA Foundation various partnerships and co-projects with local and international institutions and associations (for instance, the Municipality of Turin, UNICEF, Save the Children, and many others). He has also been lecturing about his position and the CSR principles, e.g. at the University of Turin (MSc EACT) and at Impact Hub Torino.
Annamaria Mazzoni
She graduated in 2013 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Evaluation of the socio-economic impacts of climate change in hyper-arid environments". While writing her final dissertation, she spent a semester for a Research internship at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and at the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Science. Within a team from Caltech she took part on the UNFCCC's COP18 in Doha (Qatar) in late 2013, as a UN Observer and Reporting Officer. After her graduation, she remained at Caltech until 2016, working in a partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). In 2016, she was hired as a Research Fellow at the Qatar Foundation in Doha, where she has been working as a Project Manager upon the Climate Change impacts on water supply in the Middle East area. She has been studying simultaneously as a PhD Student at the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics (i.e. the Vilfredo Pareto Doctoral Program in Economics).
Saverio Ragazzi
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He graduated in 2014 (110/110 cum laude), with a MSc Thesis on "The financial mechanisms implemented by the UNESCO World Heritage Center to combat climate change: a comparison between REDD+ and CMD". He did some of the research for his dissertation abroad, through an internship at the headquarters of UNESCO in Paris. After that he was employed as Junior Export Manager by AGEF s.r.l., a small enterprise in Piedmont, under the scope of a project financed by the Piedmont Region. During 2015, he took part on a yearly EU-funded volunteering project, half in Belgium (natural reserves management) and half in Turkey (Reduce-reuse-recycle policies). In 2016, he was hired as Project manager assistant by the NGO "CELIM Milano" and he participated in a project regarding environmental protection in Zambia (alternative sources of energy with low environmental impact and income generating activities). He remained in Africa further, as he was selected for the United Nations Fellowship Program 2016-2017, so that starting from 2017 he has worked for UNFCCC in Togo, dealing with capacity building, environmental communication, and project development relative to climate change. He was then promoted to the position of Associate Programme Officer within the UNDP/UNEP Global Support Programme.
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Erica Seidita
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She graduated in 2014 (108/110) with a MSc Thesis on "Environmental Accounting at the Local scale and environmental information systems in the EU member States". She was able to achieve this goal thanks to an internship at the European Parliament in Brussels (under the Schuman Traineeship scheme) dealing with ICT processes, with trips to the other two seats of the Parliament in Luxembourg and in Strasbourg. After her graduation, she wanted to carry on specializing with the EU institutions and she was hired as an intern, again under the Schuman Traineeship scheme. In this regard, she worked as assistant for an Italian MP, who held a seat in the Committee on Industry, Research, and Energy, for whom she researched and reported a broad array of technical topics: circular economy, energy saving and energy efficiency, resilience, permaculture, sharing economy and common goods. Currently she is still working in Brussels: since 2016 she has been formally hired as Parliamentary Assistant.
Stefano Menegat
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He graduated in 2014 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Alternative Food Networks: market analysis and dissemination mechanisms". He conducted part of his research activity in Canada, thanks to a three-months stay in Montreal and Toronto. In 2015 he was granted a PhD Student position in Ecological Economics at McGill University in Montreal (Department of Natural Resource Science), within the framework of the international research project "Economics for the Anthropocene", a partnership between McGill University and the GUND Institute at the University of Vermont, USA.
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Chiara Brunisso
She graduated in 2015 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention), with a MSc Thesis on the "Assessment of the Coastal Vulnerability in Italy: Analysis of the EUROSION Index". She did part of the relevant research for her dissertation at the LARTU Laboratory for the Analysis and the Representation of the Territory and the City, part of the Polytechnic University of Turin. Just after her graduation, she participated in the UNI.COO Project - UniTo for International Cooperation of the University of Turin, consisting of a research period spent in Ethiopia, on the theme of the gender factors in the access to drinkable water and water management in general in that area. Until 2016 she worked as Project Manager for Hydroaid - Water for Development Management Institute in Turin. She turned then to the private sector with a period as Financial Management and Control operator at Daneco Impianti S.p.A. in Milan, a firm active in landfills and waste treatment plants. In late 2016, she was hired by EY as an Intern on Climate Change and Sustainability Reporting, before switching to the academic domain, as for more than two years she has been holding the position of (now Senior) Consultant on Sustainability for the Catholic University of Milan.
Chiara Brunisso
She graduated in 2015 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention), with a MSc Thesis on the "Assessment of the Coastal Vulnerability in Italy: Analysis of the EUROSION Index". She did part of the relevant research for her dissertation at the LARTU Laboratory for the Analysis and the Representation of the Territory and the City, part of the Polytechnic University of Turin. Just after her graduation, she participated in the UNI.COO Project - UniTo for International Cooperation of the University of Turin, consisting of a research period spent in Ethiopia, on the theme of the gender factors in the access to drinkable water and water management in general in that area. Until 2016 she worked as Project Manager for Hydroaid - Water for Development Management Institute in Turin. She turned then to the private sector with a period as Financial Management and Control operator at Daneco Impianti S.p.A. in Milan, a firm active in landfills and waste treatment plants. In late 2016, she was hired by EY as an Intern on Climate Change and Sustainability Reporting, before switching to the academic domain, as for more than two years she has been holding the position of (now Senior) Consultant on Sustainability for the Catholic University of Milan.
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Fabio Cassanelli
He graduated in 2015 (103/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "The protective city between Orwellian dystopia and smartness. Methodology and technologies for a smart city". He worked then as Anti-counterfeiting analyst for Convey s.r.l. in Turin for three years; in 2018 he co-founded Argo Business Solutions, a consultancy firm active in the fields of web security, web marketing and web-related market analyses. He is in charge of the Turin Hub of the Global Shapers Community, an international grassroots network of young people born out of the World Economic Forum. He is also member of the editorial staff at Europae - Rivista di Affari Europei, an Italian webzine focussed on EU chronicles, analyses, and functioning.
Eleonora D’Elia
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She graduated in 2015 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the “Cost-Benefit analysis of a groins system on the North-West Portuguese coast”, a work she was able to accomplish thanks to the Erasmus+ traineeship period she did at CESAM (Centre of Environmental and Marine studies) at the University of Aveiro, in Portugal. Afterwards, she was granted a research scholarship by the Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning upon the “weather risk assessment of the candidate venue to host the sailing races within Rome's bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics”. Also at DIST in Turin, she researched about a thermal and weather risk assessment on cycling races, and more in general about an economic analysis of the impacts from the climate conditions on the athlete's performance and health. She was then hired as Environmental Consultant and Project Manager by Specialized Europe GmbH in Cham (Switzerland), where she worked until 2018. Nowadays, she is working as a Tutor at the University of Padua and GIS Consultant as an autonomous professional.
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Simone Bernava
He graduated in 2015 (105/110) with a MSc Thesis on the “Analysis of policies for international artistic mobility”, a work which was subsequently promoted on occasion of the Eurocities Cultural Forum 2015 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. In 2016, he worked on a contemporary art and Land art project as the President of a cultural group, with funding coming from a private-public partnership. In late 2016, he was hired by Generali Italia S.p.A. as a (Junior, then Senior) Consultant on Business Development in Milan, where he stayed until late 2017. He moved then to FinecoBank where he worked as a Retail Banking Operator, then to Quixa (also in Milan) where he was employed as Sales Consultant. Since 2019 he has been working in Gorizia (Friuli-Venezia Giulia region) as a Sales Consultant for Gruppo AfiCurci S.p.A. (insurance brokers).
Cecilia Sacerdoni
She graduated in 2016 (101/110) with a MSc Thesis on the “Sustainability, efficiency and innovation at the Choral Academy Stefano Tempia in Turin". She spent a semester at the Heinrich Heine University at Dusseldorf (Germany) under the Erasmus+ Programme. After her graduation, she enrolled to a Master of Art at the LUISS Business School in Rome, which she accomplished in 2018. In late 2016, she worked as an intern at the Cultural Office of the Municipality of Venaria Reale, a location near Turin where a most notorious royal palace and museum are situated. After her MA at LUISS, she did a 6-months internship period at "MAXXI", the National Museum of XXI Century Arts in Rome (2018), after that she was hired as R&D Assistant at MANIFESTA, the European Biennal of Contemporary Art in Amsterdam, where she is still working.
Cecilia Sacerdoni
She graduated in 2016 (101/110) with a MSc Thesis on the “Sustainability, efficiency and innovation at the Choral Academy Stefano Tempia in Turin". She spent a semester at the Heinrich Heine University at Dusseldorf (Germany) under the Erasmus+ Programme. After her graduation, she enrolled to a Master of Art at the LUISS Business School in Rome, which she accomplished in 2018. In late 2016, she worked as an intern at the Cultural Office of the Municipality of Venaria Reale, a location near Turin where a most notorious royal palace and museum are situated. After her MA at LUISS, she did a 6-months internship period at "MAXXI", the National Museum of XXI Century Arts in Rome (2018), after that she was hired as R&D Assistant at MANIFESTA, the European Biennal of Contemporary Art in Amsterdam, where she is still working.
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Giuseppe Cornelli
He graduated in 2016 (106/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "Relation between culture and sustainable development in UNESCO sites management". During his final year at MSc EACT, he also works as a Tutor for the Master in “World Heritage and Cultural Projects for Development” at ILO's campus (i.e. the UN International Labour Organization) in Turin. After the graduation, he enrolled to another one-year MSc at the University of Turin: “Management and Creativity in the Hillside Territories”, which he ended with the grade of 108/110. In the meanwhile, he did an internship at the National Council of Research (CNR) on sustainable growth. He also volunteered (Servizio Civile) as a Librarian and Archivist for Vera Nocentini Foundation in Turin, as well as Vice-President of the NPO "Janela", which he co-founded along with other former colleagues of him at MSc EACT. Eventually, in 2017, he turned to the teaching field as he began teaching Maths and Economics at the Technical High School "San Carlo" in Turin, and then (from 2018) Maths and Civic Education at the ENGIM Piemonte Training Centre also in Turin.
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Rosa Ficarra
She graduated in 2016 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the “Market prospectives in Transportation: Analysis of the Economic and Environmental Performances of New Vehicles”. She wrote such a final dissertation as a Research Assistant at ENEA (the Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development) within the program IEA-ETSAP (Energy Technology System Analysis Program, a partnership with the International Energy Agency). After her graduation, she was immediately employed as a Trainee by Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty, at the Alternative Risk Transfer Department in London. In 2017 she was promoted to the position of Deal Operations Analyst, focussing on Weather Risk Management and Climate Solutions. Her job relates to weather data collection, time-series analyses for derivative pricing, and setting up mathematical and statistical models to track the oscillation of the financial products according to exogenous variations in weather, environmental and energy conditions.
Rosa Ficarra
She graduated in 2016 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the “Market prospectives in Transportation: Analysis of the Economic and Environmental Performances of New Vehicles”. She wrote such a final dissertation as a Research Assistant at ENEA (the Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development) within the program IEA-ETSAP (Energy Technology System Analysis Program, a partnership with the International Energy Agency). After her graduation, she was immediately employed as a Trainee by Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty, at the Alternative Risk Transfer Department in London. In 2017 she was promoted to the position of Deal Operations Analyst, focussing on Weather Risk Management and Climate Solutions. Her job relates to weather data collection, time-series analyses for derivative pricing, and setting up mathematical and statistical models to track the oscillation of the financial products according to exogenous variations in weather, environmental and energy conditions.
Marta Ellena
She graduated in 2016 (105/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "Relation between climate change and record temperature in the Municipality of Turin: Impact Analysis and Risk Assessment", a work she was able to accomplish thanks to an internship period she spent as a Researcher at ARPA Piedmont (the regional environmental protection agency). During MSc EACT she participated in an exchange period at the University of Oslo under the Erasmus+ Programme, which was followed by an internship period at the UNFCCC's Adaptation Programme at its headquarters in Bonn (Germany). After her graduation, she worked for Climalia, GeoAdaptive (Environmental start-ups) as a support consultant relative to adaptation to Climate Change in the urban areas, within a project funded and developed by the Municipality of Turin. In 2017 she applied for a position of PhD Candidate at the University of Venice's Department of Economics, which she then obtained and currently is still pursuing. Her research still focuses on the Risk Assessment regarding the climate change impact in urban areas. During her PhD she has also started a collaboration with the most notorious CMCC Research Centre (Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change), as well as with VIU (Venice International University) as regarding a project which is funded by the World Bank. In the meanwhile, since 2015 she has always been an active member of the Italian Climate Network, a young NGO which struggles to improve the environmental communication in Italy (especially in Secondary Schools).
Alex Giunta
He graduated in 2017 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Data Assimilation Techniques for predicting Air Quality", a dissertation he worked on throughout an internship period as Researcher in Spatial Statistics at ARPA Piedmont (the regional environmental protection agency) for seven months. After his graduation, he was awarded a scholarship by the Department of Economics and Statistics at the University of Turin, working on "log-kriging technique for data fusion regarding Air quality monitoring". In late 2017 he was also employed as Data Analyst by Scarpe&Scarpe near Turin, where he specialized in R and SQL programming and Data Mining. In February 2018, he was eventually hired at ALTEN Italia for FCA - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in Turin, where he has been working as Data Scientist Consultant within an Advanced Analytics Data Science Team. For this new job position, he deals with setting up predictive models via machine learning and deep learning.
Benedetta Falsetti
She graduated in 2017 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Water Stress conditions and the relation between virtual consumption of water from agricultural products and the economic growth". From 2017 to late 2018 she worked as an ICT Business Analyst at CNH Industrial in Turin, dealing with data mining (via SQL) and data analysis (via Python). Since November 2018, she has been pursuing a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Turin, mainly working on a ERC-funded (European Research Council) project - namely, "Coping with water scarcity in a globalized world".
Cristian D'Affuso
He graduated in 2018 (103/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "Event Sustainability according to ISO 20121 Regulation: An Assessment of the Nautical Expo in Genoa", a work he was able to accomplish through an internship period as Event Sustainability Analyst during 2017 and as Sustainability Manager during 2018 (in collaboration with UCINA - The Italian Nautical Industry Union). From 2016 up to 2018 he volunteered as Community Manager for the "greenApes" NPO in Turin. In 2019 he has participated in the organization of the "Napoli 2019 Summer Universiade" in Naples, in the role of Athletes Village Allocations Specialist and Athletes Village Services Coordinator.
Cristian D'Affuso
He graduated in 2018 (103/110) with a MSc Thesis on the "Event Sustainability according to ISO 20121 Regulation: An Assessment of the Nautical Expo in Genoa", a work he was able to accomplish through an internship period as Event Sustainability Analyst during 2017 and as Sustainability Manager during 2018 (in collaboration with UCINA - The Italian Nautical Industry Union). From 2016 up to 2018 he volunteered as Community Manager for the "greenApes" NPO in Turin. In 2019 he has participated in the organization of the "Napoli 2019 Summer Universiade" in Naples, in the role of Athletes Village Allocations Specialist and Athletes Village Services Coordinator.
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Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
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Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
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Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.
Fabio Bruschi
He graduated in 2019 (110/110 cum laude and with honourable mention) with a MSc Thesis on the "Organisation Environmental Footprint: Sector Rules for Universities". While working on his dissertation, he collaborated with the University of Turin's Department of Economics and Statistics and School of Management and Economics, both as a trainee and as a Research Fellow (being awarded a six-months ad hoc scholarship). In his research he focussed on many themes, such as sustainability reporting, financial accounting, and sustainability business models. He also developed an open-sourced online course on Financial Accounting in English, which is now available for future incoming students at the University of Turin. After his graduation, he was employed by GreenRouter as a Trainee in Green Logistics, where he is dealing with Carbon Footpring and CO2e-emissions in transportation and logistics. After a short time, he is subsequently employed by GreenRouter itself as a full-time Green Logistics Analyst.