Bernardo Galli

Bernardo Galli has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Bernardo began their career as a Monitoring & Evaluation intern at Ecosfera Servizi S.p.A., where they worked on the evaluation of the European Social Fund. Following this, they interned at the Institute for Indian Mother and Child, serving as a Business Developer and Microfinance Officer, focusing on opening a new microfinance branch in a rural village in West Bengal.

Afterwards, Galli took on the role of Tennis Coach at City Community Tennis - Jensen's Tennis, leveraging their passion for tennis and coaching experience. Bernardo then founded and directed Projects4Good, a non-profit organization that financed various projects, including providing sports equipment and printing textbooks for schools in Trujillo, Peru, as well as assisting in building an irrigation system for Eutopia Ecocentro in Lambayeque, Peru.

Galli also worked as a Project Manager and Volunteer Coordinator at Espaanglisch, managing education projects with elementary schools in Trujillo's suburbs, including volunteer coordination and social media management. Subsequently, they joined The Peace Project Nicaragua, where they served as a Project Manager - CEO and collaborated with local partners to manage health and education programs, such as child sponsorships, school activities, and indoor health clinics.

Currently, Galli is employed at Comehome! as a Business Developer and previously held the role of Community Manager. Bernardo is responsible for fostering business development opportunities and community management activities.

Bernardo Galli completed their education with a Master's degree in Community & Not for Profit Management from the University of Technology Sydney, which they pursued from 2012 to 2013. Prior to that, they earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) with a focus on Economics and managerial studies from Università Bocconi, where they studied from 2008 to 2011.

In addition to their academic qualifications, Bernardo Galli obtained a certification from the Australian Tennis Professional Coaches Association (ATPCA) in June 2020.