Marzio Brun del Re

Marzio Brun del Re has a diverse and extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Marzio started their career as a Business Consultant and Project Manager for various small and medium enterprises in Ticino/Switzerland and the provinces of Northern Italy, where they focused on E-Business, Marketing Strategies, International Multi-Channel Distribution, Positioning, and Social Media.

Marzio then worked as the Assistant to the CEO, Head of Sales & Sponsoring, and Licensing Manager at GCZ. After that, they served as the Manager of Marketing & Sales at Medicosearch. Marzio also worked as a Coach/Mentor at the WTL - Werk- und Technologiezentrum Linthgebiet, where they supported individuals in their job search and development.

Marzio later joined Ruckstuhl AG as the Head of Sales Switzerland and was responsible for managing the company's sales operations. Marzio then worked as a Business & Marketing Strategy Consultant at Teo Jakob AG.

Marzio's next role was as the Head of the Profit Center at Pfister Professional AG, where they oversaw the center's operations and profitability.

Following that, they joined Gonnado AG as the Business Developer and Country Head for Italy, driving business development efforts in the country.

Marzio'smost recent position is as a Senior Account Manager at TotalEnergies, where they are responsible for managing key accounts. Overall, Marzio has demonstrated a strong capability in sales, marketing, business development, and consulting across various industries throughout their career.

Marzio Brun del Re attended the University of Bern from 1995 to 1999, where they studied Business Administration. Prior to that, they completed their high school education at Wirtschaftsgymnasium Bern-Kirchenfeld from 1984 to 1988, specializing in Economics. In addition to their academic pursuits, Marzio also obtained a Private Pilot Licence (PPL(A)) from the Federal Office of Civil Aviation (FOCA) in December 2003. Marzio also achieved the rank of Artillery Officer (Lieutenant) through the Federal Military Department (VBS) in May 1990.