Mario Roccasalvo

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I'm curious about how core messages can be turned into statements of identity and equality, and how, when you turn a message into a powerful statement, it becomes something people want to share

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Music, and how emotions can merge the senses

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Client services, especially in relation to hospitality service experience

Italian and specifically Sicilian culture

Playful marketing and connecting with audiences - brainstorming and tapping into people

What I’m curious about

I am enthusiastic about life.

I studied a bachelor's degree in marketing and organisation and a master's in business communication, and I did my master's thesis on open source software and licensing models, because one of my interests is the interplay between intellectual property rights and collaborative software development.

I also have a passion for sustainability, and for always finding innovative solutions that respect the environment, the culture and the ethics principles I care deeply about.

Alongside this, I have an understanding of business practices and of internal communication and external communication to all the stakeholders, as well as of B2B partnerships and the relationships behind them: satisfaction, transparency and honesty.

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We write about the intersection of communications, leadership, and market credibility. Long-form thinking for people building things that last.

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Building a communications engine for a leading European deep tech investment fund

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Mario Roccasalvo

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