Degree in Economics and Finance from the University of Pisa, Tuscany. Highly-experienced value Investor with a demonstrated history of working within the internet industry since its inception. A background from a very young age in Finance via innovative investment tools and mentors such as Paolo Federici. Dynamic angel investor and champion of execution-driven teams, employing the latest remote software tools facilitating virtual teams working on multiple projects. In-depth knowledge of the following books : "Execution - getting things done" by Larry Bossidy; "Winning" by Jack & Suzy Welch, "Blitzscaling" by Chris Yeh & Reid Hoffman; "Hacking Growth" Sean E/Morgan B; "The Cold Start Problem" by Andrew Chen and all podcasts and related books by David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) and Jason Fried (Remote: Office Not Required and the others) are requested for startup investing . Projects undertaken solely with founders already skilled in working with *very complex* projects via remote software tools. I have been a strong advocate of the concept of the VIRTUAL COMPANY for decades (early user of Lotus Notes).
Im adding hundreds of videos to my YouTube channel and I’ll start my podcast show in a few days, in the meantime think about subscribing https://www.youtube.com/lucaunti P.S. If you want to be with me on my show please drop me a note. I have already a long list of friends, mainly value investor, Bowie’s world […]
Another batch of old books to catalog in my library, looking at @guyspier idea to use libib.com I could classify them going from right to upper left as a pre or post Amazon/Bezos 🙂 I see on the right great book on Andre Meyer a genius french-american investment banker that become partner at Lazard Frères […]
The story of my copy of “A Famous Corner of Tuscany ” by Evangeline Whipple. Talking about vintage, history and books, my favorite one -:) A few days ago I was looking at my home library, I saw a book with a nice binding. I picked it up, nice heavy cover, precious binding. I opened […]
I love New York, its sunrises, sunsets, perennial chaos in 24 hours. I think it’s the city that impressed me the most since the first time I went landing on a very cold February morning in 1984. I immediately called my aunt Yolanda who lived in Brooklyn and told her that if I had time […]