I started in music publishing, where I founded an advertising firm. Then came four years in travel, managing product and operations for a tour operator group. After that, I joined the Italian Custom Police as an inspector and ship commander, building deep expertise in security, fiscal economics, and operational leadership within structured environments.

I learned early that how you build things matters more than what you build. That’s why I’m here.

My background covers economics, law, security, and business management, both academic and self-taught. The result is a cross-functional understanding of how things actually work.

Today I dedicate my time to the projects that matter. Mine. Lumus (intelligence and analysis), Scorix (entertainment and licensing), Domus (household management platform), and a growing pipeline behind them. This portfolio is my workspace: I gather ideas, shape them, present them, and when the time is right, open them to those who can recognize solid structure.

I don’t build by intuition. I build by structure. I strip away everything unnecessary, make things coherent and scalable, and carry projects forward until they become solid assets, with me or without. Making a meaningful exit and settling on a small farm in Montana or Italy would be a fine ending.

I work sixty hours a week at my main job. It pays the bills. Then there’s my wife’s commitments, family life, the house, two cats. Putting my projects here in writing is the first step toward finding people who know how to give them value.

If you’ve read this far, you probably appreciate the approach. If you want to bring me a project, an idea, or a problem worth solving, I’d be glad to work on it. Send an email and we’ll talk.

M.