Progetto CMR
Silvia Vicentini is a finance professional with extensive experience in accounting, financial due diligence, and administrative processes. Currently working in the Finance Department at Progetto CMR since September 2021, Silvia previously served as the Responsable of the Active Cycle at Gruppo Italiana Costruzioni SpA, overseeing revenue accounting and client relations from September 2014 to November 2021. Prior roles at KPMG SPA included Senior in Transaction & Restructuring Services, focusing on financial due diligence and business restructuring, and Accountant in Audit, where responsibilities included financial statement review and internal controls assessment. Silvia also held an Accountant position during a secondment at KPMG & Associados, SROC, S.A. in Lisbon. Early career experience includes an internship at Nestlè Italiana focused on supply chain management and inventory levels. Educational qualifications include a degree in Management, Innovation, and Internationalization of Enterprises from Sapienza Università di Roma and additional studies at Niels Brock - Copenhagen Business College.
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Progetto CMR
Progetto CMR, is a Milan-based integrated design company founded in 1994 to provide innovative design solutions for our life. Over the years the company then grew to a staff of around 166 professionals, specialized in different areas of the architectural field, from interior design to building design and finally to urban planning. The practice is headquartered is in Milan, and has offices in Rome, Athens, Bahrain, Beijing, Ho Chi Minh, Istanbul, Jakarta, Moscow, Prague, Singapore, Tianjin. Moreover, we are the only Italian partner of European Architects Network, a structure of professionals providing global access to local know-how. Ever since its foundation, Progetto CMR’s guiding principle was to put Man, the final user, at the centre of the architectural process, developing design solutions that are not only esthetically pleasing, but also functional and sustainable. If sustainable development is development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, it is evident that the present situation is not sustainable. To achieve these crucial results, we therefore need not only new ways of planning and designing but above all “new ways of thinking”, learning from the past to design the future with a new Renaissance in mind. As Einstein rightly put it, “Imagination is more important than knowledge”. We have the tools, we have the power, let’s work together to create a green future for our cities. Our motto is: Less Ego More Eco!