David is an expert in international cooperation that works in Etimos since 2011. He is currently responsible for developing programmes and international partnerships, with a particular focus on the role of the private sector in cooperation, and on post-emergency economic reconstruction. Before 2011 he worked for international organizations, for European Union cooperation programmes and for some Italian public bodies. He holds a degree in international policies and human rights from the University of Padua.

Alberto obtained a degree in business administration from Venice with a thesis on microfinance and specialization in management control. After working as a tax manager and coordinator of projects financed by the European Social Fund, he spent three years in Zambia setting up a local microfinance institution. He then joined the Etimos team: first as a financial analyst, then as management control officer, and finally as head of administration and of the development of the internal control system. 

Georgia holds a degree in Law with a transnational focus. In 2005 she enters the world of ethical finance and microfinance through an internship in SEFEA, which allows her to learn about a different and more equitable way of doing finance. In 2006 she joins the Etimos staff, collaborating first in the area of projects and then in that of finance: since then she continues to have the opportunity to help the less fortunate through her work.

Serena has a degree in Foreign Languages and Literatures. Her passion has always been to get to know new worlds and new cultures. Since 2006 she works in Etimos in the institutional secretariat. This way she was able to combine her passion for languages with the dream of working in the nonprofit sector, in close contact with various international organizations.

Since 1990, Patrizia has worked in administration for companies belonging to the social economy. Since 2008 she works at Etimos where she has been able to extend her knowledge to an international scale, allowing herself to be fascinated by the richness and variety of the realities encountered.

Channa has more than 15 years of experience in the commercial sector and has worked for 11 years in Bartleet Finance, one of the largest private financial institutions in Sri Lanka. From 2015 works in Etimos Lanka, where he deals with the administration.

An engineer by training, Marco has extensive volunteering experiences with cooperations in Brazil and a career in management. He later worked in the world of financing for development and social economy: during those years he served on the Board of Directors of several companies operating in the area of financing for development, fair trade and organic farming, at both the Italian and international level.

With a degree in political science, in 1971 he launched an academic career as researcher and teacher. He has participated as adviser and chairman in several boards of directors; among which: Sviluppumbria spa, the Consortium for the Development of Industrial Areas of the area of Terni, Narni and Spoleto, Interporto Marche Spa, Società Sistema Innovazione Sviluppo srl. From 2007 to 2013 he was general manager of Sviluppumbria spa.

Director of Caritas of Chioggia, he is the delegate of Italian Caritas for the Triveneto area.

She is the director of Microcredito Para El Desarrollo (Mide), a Peruvian microfinance organisation based in Cuzco which operates almost exclusively with Quechua women. An expert in social impact analysis and gender issues, she works with American and European study centers.

With a degree in statistics, she then obtained a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Fondazione Cuoa. During her career she gained extensive international experience in the field of ethical finance and microcredit, in particular as Director of SEFEA (a European Company operating in the area of ethical and alternative finance), fund manager for Etimos Fund and director of Etimos Consortium.

An engineer by training, Marco has extensive volunteering experiences with cooperations in Brazil and a career in management. He later worked in the world of financing for development and social economy: during those years he served on the Board of Directors of several companies operating in the area of financing for development, fair trade and organic farming, at both the Italian and international level.

With a degree in political science, in 1971 he launched an academic career as researcher and teacher. He has participated as adviser and chairman in several boards of directors; among which: Sviluppumbria spa, the Consortium for the Development of Industrial Areas of the area of Terni, Narni and Spoleto, Interporto Marche Spa, Società Sistema Innovazione Sviluppo srl. From 2007 to 2013 he was general manager of Sviluppumbria spa.

Director of Caritas of Chioggia, he is the delegate of Italian Caritas for the Triveneto area.

She is the director of Microcredito Para El Desarrollo (Mide), a Peruvian microfinance organisation based in Cuzco which operates almost exclusively with Quechua women. An expert in social impact analysis and gender issues, she works with American and European study centers.

An engineer by training, Marco has extensive volunteering experiences with cooperations in Brazil and a career in management. He later worked in the world of financing for development and social economy: during those years he served on the Board of Directors of several companies operating in the area of financing for development, fair trade and organic farming, at both the Italian and international level.

With a degree in political science, in 1971 he launched an academic career as researcher and teacher. He has participated as adviser and chairman in several boards of directors; among which: Sviluppumbria spa, the Consortium for the Development of Industrial Areas of the area of Terni, Narni and Spoleto, Interporto Marche Spa, Società Sistema Innovazione Sviluppo srl. From 2007 to 2013 he was general manager of Sviluppumbria spa.

Director of Caritas of Chioggia, he is the delegate of Italian Caritas for the Triveneto area.

She is the director of Microcredito Para El Desarrollo (Mide), a Peruvian microfinance organisation based in Cuzco which operates almost exclusively with Quechua women. An expert in social impact analysis and gender issues, she works with American and European study centers.