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Gianmarco Gabriele Marchionna works on Cyber Strategy & Resilience for the industrial and government sectors. He graduated in Economic Development and International Cooperation from the University of Florence and later in International Politics and Security from the University of Bologna-Forlì. His studies were complemented by training experiences in the United Kingdom, Poland, Sweden, the U.S. and Russia, and he worked on public affairs and stakeholder engagement for the World Energy Council Italy. He specialized in Strategic Affairs and National Security (Luiss SoG), Energy Trends (Luiss, Edison), Public-Private Partnership Management (Luiss SoG) and Cybersecurity Management (Cefriel, PoliMi). He was an alumnus of the 41st Civil-Military Cooperation Course at CASD-ISSMI and an alumnus of the NATO Multinational CIMIC Group, selected in the ISPI Future Leaders Program and for the Global Diplomacy for Energy Transition in Africa (GlobDETA) course of Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei and University for Foreigners of Perugia. He has published interviews, articles and scientific papers on geoeconomics and national security, energy security and innovation, defense and international policy. For Deloitte Risk Advisory he has worked on Cyber Strategy for the energy, telco, defense and automotive sectors, including in relation to strategic projects for the Country System. Since 2022, he is Vice President of Analytica for Intelligence and Security studies.

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