Andrea Fioretti
About
My diverse background spans humanistic and philosophical studies in high school and a range of life and career experiences. I’ve adapted to various contexts, from wealthy to poor, closed-minded to open-minded, and academic to military-like environments in Michelin-starred restaurants. My passion lies in immersing myself in different worlds, especially with those facing prejudice, observing people’s behavior across various scenarios and social statuses.
Working as a chef taught me the importance of collaboration, quick thinking, and handling stress. During my industrial design studies at Politecnico di Milano and my current master’s in Service Design, I’ve developed skills in solving complex problems with realistic, feasible solutions. My freelance work with innovative startups has further honed my ability to pivot business strategies quickly and efficiently, focusing on practical and profitable outcomes.
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For a deeper dive on the Library of Living Minds project for which we received a Notable Award by Core77, you can explore this page.
If you are interested to have a chat, contact me on Linkedin or at my email address above.
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