Lawyer, Ph.D., Journalist.

An established entrepreneur and communications expert, she is passionate about innovation and social impact. As the founder of the startup TAPTA in collaboration with EIT Food-EWA 2023, she has honed her entrepreneurial and technological skills to drive transformation in female empowerment on tourism and agri-food sector. Previously, she founded and led the environmental education project Clean Ground Academy, dedicated to sustainability and innovation, clearly demonstrating dynamic leadership and expertise in coordinating forward-thinking projects. Her active participation in international hackathons, including notable events in Oslo and the Emodnet hack in early April 2025 with said project, underscores her proactive approach and ability to execute ambitious initiatives.

A specialist in European projects and as a lawyer with a dedicated focus on children’s rights (Ph.D), she uniquely integrates ethical insights with technological acumen.

For over two decades, she has excelled in Communications and Fundraising within the NGO sector, serving as Regional Manager for renowned organizations such as Coopi, Oxfam, Rosa Roja, and Arka Eventi Culturali. Her extensive experience also spans international cooperation and humanitarian emergencies, underlining her commitment to fostering positive global change.

Now she's the Responsibile of Communication and relations with the institutions for Sardinia blue zone Observatory dealing with health, lifestyles, longevity.

This combination is perfectly exemplified in her work on Movere 2.0 – Space-Enhanced Pet Therapy, an innovative initiative that leverages EU space data (Copernicus/Galileo) to tailor pet therapy and music therapy. The project creates an interactive and educational experience for children, promoting healthy habits and generating a genuine social impact.

She also leads research on family well-being, NEETs, and the establishment of a Regional observatory on family policies.

In addition, she works as a journalist for La Testata.it, where she covers news on the third sector, environmental issues, health, and local politics.