Giulia Galluzzo

Giulia Galluzzo has a diverse work experience in various industries. Giulia began their career as an Exhibition Assistant at Kram/Weisshaar Designer _ AUDI in 2012 before moving on to work as a Junior Architect at SERING International Engineering Consultancy in 2013. Later that year, they joined Francesco Librizzi Studio as a Junior Architect and Exhibition Curator Assistant.

In 2014, Giulia interned at L'Oréal, working in Architecture Retail Design/Merchandising. Giulia also worked as an Architect at M2 Atelier and as a Brand Manager for Luxury Furniture at I MAESTRI in the same year.

In 2016, Giulia joined YOOX NET-A-PORTER GROUP as a Buyer for Art & Design, a position they held until 2019. During this time, they gained experience in the field of purchasing.

In 2019, they transitioned to Artemest, where they initially served as a Senior Design Buyer. Giulia then progressed to the role of Premium Program Manager in 2021, responsible for managing a premium program. Giulia continued their work at Artemest until the present.

In 2021, Giulia also took on a mentoring role at FUTURELY, where they provide guidance and support to individuals.

In 2022, Giulia joined 24ORE Business School as a Professor for the E-commerce Specialist Master program.

Overall, Giulia Galluzzo has built a strong background in architecture, design, purchasing, and mentoring, showcasing their versatility and expertise in various industries.

Giulia Galluzzo's education history begins in 2004 when they obtained a diploma in Maturità Classica from Liceo Classico "Giovanni Meli". From 2009 to 2013, they pursued a degree in Architettura Ambientale at Politecnico di Milano. In 2011, Giulia participated in a workshop titled "Culture/Shape" in collaboration with Politecnico di Milano at SNU Seoul National University. Giulia went on to complete a Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) at Politecnico di Milano from 2012 to 2014, specializing in Architecture Science. In 2013, Giulia also attended the "Metabolism of a City" International Workshop at New York Institute of Technology, specifically in Red Hook, Brooklin.