In the company, my role is that of a real estate developer. I am responsible for the development of the company’s real estate projects through market analysis, risk and opportunity assessment, and defining economic sustainability. After these initial evaluation phases, I proceed to outline the project in relation to the positioning of the investment in the real estate market, the sales and/or rental pricing, the construction process of the property, and finally, I collaborate in marketing it to the end client.

By coordinating all these activities, which enable the development of the real estate investment from both a technical and economic/financial perspective, I also manage the resources necessary for its completion, including both internal and sometimes external collaborators.

Furthermore, I work directly with the company management, with whom I share the vision and expectations not only related to real estate development in itself but also to the overall growth of the company.

I’ve been active in the company for about a year and a half, and my way of operating has certainly evolved, especially in recent months. Initially, since I wasn’t fully operational, it was not easy to connect with colleagues and become part of the company dynamics. Now, as the months have passed, I am finding my place within the team, and consequently, my way of working has become more active and productive compared to the initial months.

Being involved in topics that are not strictly related to the real estate field allows me to participate in other aspects of the company’s activities. This gives me the opportunity to express my perspective, share my experience, and apply my skills in different areas. It is certainly rewarding to be called upon for matters that go beyond my professional qualifications.

I am currently working almost full-time on the real estate development of the HAWA project, which is the reason I began my collaboration with Veragouth e Xilema, and we will soon be starting on-site. But there are other things in the works… I can’t reveal everything just yet!

Managing projects in their entirety always brings new challenges, whether they are technical, bureaucratic, financial, or situational. I can’t point to one specific challenge, except perhaps the biggest one of all: the challenge of improving myself every day, even through the work I do. However, it’s important that work doesn’t take over my life, my passions, and my personal time.

The Preparations: That mix of excitement and anxiety you feel before setting off—do you know what I mean? That was the feeling I had before starting my job at the company. Excitement for a new experience on the horizon and apprehension for something that you don’t fully understand yet.

The Journey Itself: Not just as a path from one destination to another, but as an actual journey filled with planning or spontaneity, discovery, disappointment, and wonder.

The Expectation: Which doesn’t always turn into amazement; sometimes, in fact, it falls short of what you had hoped for.

The Experience: The knowledge and skills you accumulate along the way, which will serve you in the short term during the same adventure, or in the future for the next journeys. It helps you avoid repeating mistakes and manage situations as you did before because you already know what worked in the past.

Off the top of my head, I would say Vivere by Vasco Rossi, because of the line, “Vivere e sorridere dei guai, così come non hai fatto mai… E poi pensare che domani sarà sempre meglio! Vivere… Senza perdersi d’animo mai…” It speaks to living life to the fullest, without regrets, facing the challenges that life (and in this case, work) throws at us, with the belief that the future will always be brighter!