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CURRICULUM VITAE Nome: Fabrizio GIULIANINI Servizio Militare CURRICULUM VITAE Nome: Fabrizio GIULIANINI Servizio Militare: Ufficiale dell’Aeronautica Militare con il grado Tenente (18 mesi - 1978/1979) Studi: - Scuola superiore: Maturità Classica (Votazione: 54/60) - Laurea in Ingegneria Meccanica conseguita presso l’Università “La Sapienza” di Roma (con il massimo dei voti: 110/110) - Esame di Stato per l'abilitazione all'esercizio della professione (con il massimo dei voti: 120/120) - Vari corsi post-laurea in ambito tecnico, marketing e management Lingue: - Inglese (ottimo – scritto e parlato) - Francese (scolastico STORIA PROFESSIONALE Dal 2019 ad oggi • Consulente di varie società italiane ed estere • Presidente del Consiglio di amministrazione di Studio Muzi & Associati, società di Ingegneria civile e Architettura Gruppo DEMA S.p.A. (da luglio 2018 a ottobre 2019) • Presidente del Consiglio di Amministrazione del gruppo DEMA S.p.A., società specializzata nella progettazione, produzione, integrazione e supporto di aerostrutture per aerei civili e militari (principali clienti: Leonardo; Airbus; Boeing; Bombardier; Strata). Gruppo LEONARDO / FINMECCANICA S.p.A. (2002 – 2017) (da luglio 2017: in pensione con accordo di 1 anno di non concorrenza con il Gruppo Leonardo - scadenza giugno 2018) da gennaio 2016 a giugno 2017 • Executive Vice President Leonardo-Finmeccanica S.p.A. • Direttore del Settore “Elettronica, Difesa e Sistemi di Sicurezza” (il più grande dei 4 Settori di Leonardo, con: 21,000 dipendenti; 6,000 M€ circa di fatturato annuo; società operative in Italia, UK, USA e altri 10 paesi esteri) con compiti di coordinamento delle 5 Divisioni del Settore (precedentemente società Selex ES, Oto Melara e WASS) e DRS Inc. in USA • Chairman of the Board di Selex ES International Ltd e AMSH B.V. • Board Director di Leonardo MW Ltd, MBDA B.V., Selex Galileo Inc. da ottobre 2012 • CEO di Selex ES Group (la più grande delle società Finmeccanica, con: 17,000 dipendenti; 3,800 M€ fatturato annuo; società operative in Italia, UK, USA e altri 10 paesi esteri) • Amministratore Delegato e Direttore Generale di Selex ES S.p.A. • CEO di Selex ES Ltd (Chairman e CEO da gennaio 2015) • Board Director di Selex Galileo Inc. e altre società del Gruppo Selex ES da gennaio 2011 • CEO di SELEX Galileo Group (7,000 dipendenti; 1,920 M€ fatturato annuo; società operative in UK, Italia, USA, Arabia Saudita e Kuwait) • Amministratore Delegato e Direttore Generale di SELEX Galileo S.p.A • CEO di SELEX Galileo Ltd • Vice Chairman di SELEX Sistemi Integrati S.p.A. (da dicembre 2011) da febbraio 2009 • Amministratore Delegato e Direttore Generale di SELEX Galileo S.p.A. • Deputy CEO di SELEX Galileo Group da marzo 2005 • Amministratore Delegato e Direttore Generale di MBDA Italia S.p.A. • Executive Group Director, Marketing, Sales & Business Development di MBDA Group, con sede di lavoro a Parigi • Chairman di EISYS S.p.A;. EUROSAM GIE; MBDA International Ltd • Group Program Director FSAF/PAAMS (il più grande programma missilistico europeo: valore oltre 3,500 M€; clienti: Ministeri Difesa di FR, IT, UK + export) • Executive Committee Member di MBDA Group • Board Director di varie società del Gruppo MBDA • Consigliere di Amministrazione AIAD (carica ricoperta fino a giugno 2017) da luglio 2002 • Vice Amministratore Delegato di Marconi Selenia Communications Group (in seguito SELEX Communications), con la responsabilità di coordinare e gestire le società estere (UK, Germania, Turchia, Romania) e le società PMR (Private Mobile Radio) del Gruppo • Presidente Esecutivo di OTE S.p.A. e Prodel S.p.A. • Board Director di varie società del Gruppo Gruppo MARCONI plc (1999 – 2002) da aprile 2001 • Executive Vice President - Commercial di Marconi Wireless Group - UK (una delle tre Divisioni di Marconi plc) con sede di lavoro a Londra • Vice Amministratore Delegato di Marconi Mobile Strategic Communications Group (in seguito Marconi Selenia Communications Group) • Presidente Esecutivo di OTE S.p.A. e Prodel S.p.A., società del Gruppo Marconi • Chairman di Marconi Mobile International Ltd • Board Director di varie società del Gruppo Marconi da dicembre 2000 • Vice Amministratore Delegato di Marconi Mobile Strategic Communications Group, con la responsabilità di coordinare e gestire le società estere del Gruppo (UK, Germania, Turchia) • Direttore Commerciale del Gruppo da maggio 1999 • Direttore Commerciale di Marconi Defence Communications Group Gruppo GTE Government Systems Corp. USA (ora General Dynamics) (1987 – 1999) da gennaio 1990 • Direttore Marketing, Sales & Business Development di Page Europa S.p.A., società operativa europea del Gruppo GTE, specializzata nella progettazione e realizzazione “chiavi in mano” di sistemi di telecomunicazione, sicurezza e C3I per applicazioni militari e governative in Italia e all’estero (Europa; NATO; Medio Oriente; Asia; Sud America). 1987 - 1989 • Proposal Manager, Responsabile per la preparazione di proposte tecnico-economiche, negoziazione ed acquisizione di contratti per vari progetti “chiavi in mano” in Italia e all’estero. CTIP S.p.A. - Compagnia Tecnica Internazionale Progetti (Gruppo BASTOGI / 1979 – 1987)) 1985 - 1987 • Proposal Manager, Responsabile della preparazione di proposte tecnico/economiche e negoziazione di contratti per grandi progetti “chiavi in mano” per applicazioni industriali (settori: oil&gas; petrolchimico; energia; farmaceutico) 1981 - 1985 • Project Engineer, Responsabile del project management, inclusi il coordinamento dell’ingegneria, degli acquisti, della realizzazione e dello start-up, di unità di grandi progetti industriali “chiavi in mano” in Italia e all’estero (Europa; Medio Oriente; Africa; Cina) 1979 - 1981 • Junior Engineer, Responsabile della progettazione e dell’ingegneria di diversi sottosistemi per progetti industriali “chiavi in mano” .
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