Product Manager
Turning ambiguous problems into shipped, lovable products.
I'm Kiko — Product Manager, Chief Innovation Officer, and the kind of partner who shows up early and stays until it ships. Two decades spent turning rough ideas into companies that employ people and outlast trends.
Est. 1985
Four decades in
Whether I’m owning a roadmap, shaping an innovation agenda, or backing a founder, the work is the same: make the ambiguous concrete, and the concrete shippable.
Turning ambiguous problems into shipped, lovable products.
Designing the systems that let new ventures take root.
The kind of collaborator you call before the pitch, not after.
Mobility & Accessibility
Co-founded a company in the accessibility sector, today among the top Italian dealers of stairlifts and home elevators.
Motorsport & Insurance
Supported European entrepreneurs in structuring brands and digital projects across motorsport (Formula 2, Formula E), insurance and merchandising.
Digital Consulting Boutique
Multi-year support for agencies and incubators on digital projects diverse in industry and complexity.
Coworking Space (Talent Garden, Montacchiello Campus)
Opened the first Talent Garden space in Pisa. Today a consolidated business center and local reference point named Montacchiello Campus.
Agricultural E-commerce (Sicily)
Conceived and launched one of the first direct e-commerce models in the Italian agricultural sector. Model later replicated by digitalizing a traditional farm.
Publishing
Hundreds of articles on programming and IT; reviews of technical publications for publishers such as O’Reilly, Apogeo and Apress.
A handful of tools and products I’ve shipped along the way — most born from a personal itch that wouldn’t go away.
All your servers and deployed apps in one simple dashboard.
Visit ↗Automatic cloud backups for your GitHub repositories.
Visit ↗Centralized form submissions for static and third-party sites.
Visit ↗A marketplace for premium Tailwind CSS templates.
Visit ↗An AI brand-identity machine for founders and makers.
Visit ↗I read every message myself. If you’re building something — a product, a company, or just a rough plan on a napkin — I’d love to hear about it.