Architecture. My passion for building is constant and raise from year to year. Working together with architects, builders, technicians to achieve best results is special to me. Beside IRR modelling, occupancy estimations, market data, in the end, the value of the building will be generated by the idea, the attraction of the layout, and the location. 

Realising a successful project request soft skills. A deep understanding of thousands of details. And good eyes. Looking at the work performed by star architects, from all over the world, i learned that the use of materials, combination of colours, layouts, light, is a unique art. 

Nowadays like centuries before.

Being passionate on architecture helps me and my clients to get the best results out of any land project, hotel, commercial building or residential building. 

Since hundreds of years buyers, land owners, investors get scammed or are targeted by fraudsters. 

I developed a methodic to detect such risks. From the beginning. Over the years, having analysed cases of fraud, i learned that each case has a "fil rouge". Indicators, that are recurrent. Time, the good idea, the front man, the complexity, the lack of plausibility. All components that put your investment at risk. 

No matter you are just getting a pitch book, an offer for penny stocks, a share of a mine in Africa. The components are always the same, with one exception: the good idea. Yes. Scammers need to adapt and use actual arguments to make the subject interesting. 

Today, we are in the "green" and "sustainable" area. In the past we had gold, energy, CO2 emissions, alternative energy, etc. 

Being extremely skilled in detecting fraud, i avoided the loss of hundreds of Millions of USD. Over the years. 

Having managed complex transactions and corporate structures all over the world, i got a natural instinct for the detection of risks and fraud. 

I provided trainings to many clients, relationship managers, board members, executives, on the cases I detected. Many cases. 

For this reason i also wrote a book on criminal cases, and finally human cases, that ended badly.