Vittorio is from Bergamo, Italy. He is an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) expert and practitioner. He obtained his Juris Doctor degree at the University of Milano-Bicocca (Italy). His post-graduate educational background comprehends degrees obtained both in Italy and the USA. He successfully completed a Master degree program in Business Law at the University of Bergamo (Master universitario di secondo livello in “Diritto della gestione fiscale e finanziaria di impresa”). He was awarded with the Rankin Gibson scholarship by the University of Missouri- School of Law (USA), where he obtained his second post-graduate degree (LLM) in Dispute Resolution. He also integrated his educational background attending some prestigious courses and workshops, such as the ones held at the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School and the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine University.

Thanks to his nine years experience working in a law firm specialized in civil matters, Vittorio practiced his consensual dispute resolution skills in the legal setting. He is also skilled legal researcher, writer, and analyst. Since 2009, he mediated in Italy several disputes, especially in business-to business and business-to-consumer disputes. In 2015, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) formally asked him his availability for potential appointments as a mediator in commercial disputes. He has experience as a trainer and coach in negotiation and mediation. He has acted as a judge in some prestigious national and international mediation competitions, such as the International Mediation Competition held annually in Paris at the International Chamber of Commerce and the IBA-VIAC Negotiation and Mediation Competition in Vienna. Some of his research in mediation has been published in peer-review and academic journals such as Conflict Resolution Quarterly, Harvard Negotiation Law Review, and Journal of Dispute Resolution.

Vittorio is looking forward to providing his highly specialized competencies in the field of dispute resolution to public and private, for-profit as well as non-for-profit, organizations. These organizations include academia, corporations, judicial system, and NGOs.