Stay useful
Focus on what helps the project move, not on producing complexity for its own sake.
I work across European projects where coordination, communication, and practical delivery have to move together.

My work has taken me from aviation training to European youth initiatives, international mobility, facilitation, and the management of research and innovation projects.
I support European projects through proposal development, partner communication, grant processes, monitoring, reporting, and day-to-day coordination. Alongside this work, I co-founded One Hour for Europe Italia and have contributed to mobility and youth-participation initiatives across several European countries.
I am most interested in work where an ambitious idea has to become something organised, collaborative, and useful. That means paying attention to the large objective and to the details that allow people to reach it together.
This website is designed as evidence rather than a list of claims. Each project record connects the place, role, program, outcomes, skills, certificates, and reflections that belong to it.
The qualities I try to bring to each project, regardless of its size or program.
Focus on what helps the project move, not on producing complexity for its own sake.
Turn requirements, information, and next steps into something the whole team can act on.
Good international work depends on listening, cultural awareness, and dependable communication.