LUIGI VALERIO RINALDI'S BIOGRAPHY

At age 40, I closed a €20M Round A with a Californian fund and did an IPO, still having 100% ownership of my company.
Enry's Island S.p.A., the listed company, is the World’s First & Only Venture Builder Listed on the Stock Exchange.
In Q1/2024 I Closed a €25 Million Equity Commitment with Nimbus Capital for HUI S.p.A., a company aims to be the world's first listed VC 3.0 all-in-one platform.
When I was 5 years old, I had my own safe, in which I tracked (on histograms that I still wonder how I conceived) the trend of my banking profits (lending money to family and friends).
When I was 6 years old, in my first year of school, I was forced to go straight into the next grade or to go to an institution for "savants".
At 10 I conceived and made a role-playing game of which I sold copies to my classmates. At 12 I was an illustrator for a national political newspaper.
By the time I was 25, I was attending my MBA, I had already been employed, was simultaneously freelancing and had my first startup. At the end of my MBA, I was the first one selected in my class in an international recruiting program of a well-known multinational company that was looking for the 10 managers of the future in the best business schools of the world, resulting in the first of the 10 selected.
In 2013 I bought Bitcoin when it was worth $60.
Every year I buy new musical instruments and learn to play them (to date I play more than 20).
I moved my company's HQ to the metaverse in 2021.
I have managed dozens of startups, from ideation to market launch.
I started from scratch, held all the roles of a physiological progression in my career, from intern, to employee, to manager, to freelancer, to entrepreneur.
From the fusion of all these skills, theoretical and entrepreneurial in the field, I engineered a patent, which has become the core competitiveness of every business I run.
This patent has since become a theory of economics, finance and business management, validated on dozens and dozens of companies, both corporate and startup.
This theory then became a business management textbook published by McGraw-Hill, first for the Italian market and then for the world market.