Putting Technology to
Public Service.
Build, pioneer, and scale tech programs
across government and business.
Build.
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Creating the innovation ecosystem of the future requires the best of academia, business, and government. I help businesses become enablers of national strategies, and governments balance precaution with innovation.
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Customer obsession, culture of candor, and relentless optimization. With these ingredients I built top-performing teams. Now I bring them to organizations because operational excellence means better outcomes.
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Policymaking is too often a tennis match between competing interests. I approach it as a relay race, brokering a space where innovation is a common pursuit among allies. To do so, I leverage my experience as a civil servant in tech, and a techie in government.
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I invest in DeepTech and GovTech companies, with a positive bias towards public sector impact.
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Featured Talks: World Economic Forum; AWS Summit; Transatlantic Digital Forum; United Nations; NATO.
About.
Leonardo Quattrucci has spent over decade building, leading, and scaling pioneering programs across big tech and government, globally. Today, he advises startups, businesses, and governments on emerging tech, business to government strategy, and operational excellence.
At Amazon Web Services, he helped the United Nations respond to Covid-19, he launched an Institute to train government leaders in digital transformation, and a quantum technologies partnership with Harvard.
At the European Commission, he was the youngest policy assistant to a Director-General. As a member of the management team of the European Political Strategy Center - the EU Commission’s in-house think tank - he provided strategic advice, policy analysis and foresight as part of the team supporting the President.
Leonardo has been named a Responsible Leader by the BMW Foundation and a 30 Under 30 by Forbes. He was an Aspen Institute Jr. Fellow, a Future World Fellow at IE University, and a World Economic Forum Global Shaper. He has a Master of Public Policy from Oxford University.