Jader Sabbi

Jader Sabbi has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Their most recent position was as the Director of Information Management at PwC, where they were responsible for defining target goals, value propositions, and project management. They also supported organizations in improving their information systems and processes, with a focus on finance and customer processes in retail, fashion, and consumer products industries.

Additionally, Sabbi served as a Vice President, Executive Board Member, and Board Member at Manageritalia, an organization representing managers in the Emilia-Romagna region. They were involved in initiatives promoting training, culture, corporate wellness, and enhancing skills and human assets.

Sabbi also worked as a Business Intelligence Manager at Benetton Group, where they managed and organized corporate data, developed analytics applications, and supported business decision-making by providing meaningful information.

Prior to that, Sabbi held various roles at Horsa, including Program Manager, Client Manager, Corporate Performance Management Practice Unit Manager, and SAP Project Manager. They were responsible for developing and programming projects and services for clients such as Fater, Indesit, Barilla, and Nutkao USA. Sabbi also had a significant role at Iconsulting as a Project Manager, where they worked on projects related to CPM and BI in the fashion, retail, and GDO sectors.

Earlier in their career, Sabbi worked at Conad Program, where they specialized in financial and retail control for food and non-food distribution. They also gained experience as an Accounting Auditor and Analyst at Arthur Andersen, where they worked on accounting and control procedures at industrial companies.

In summary, Jader Sabbi has a broad range of experience in information management, project management, business intelligence, and financial control across various industries and organizations.

Jader Sabbi obtained a doctorate degree in Economics from Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna during the period of 1990 to 1994.