Aldo Arcangioli

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Aldo Arcangioli is an Italian businessman, video producer, and sustainable mobility advocate.

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Career

Advocacy and business

In 2004, Arcangioli founded Charterbay LLC, a maritime services start-up in Dubai. [1]

He was the founder of start-up Emotion in 2013, [2] a Neapolitan company operating in the field of electric mobility.

In 2020, researcher Luigi Maria Pepe and Arcangioli produced an article about renewable energy in Italy. [3]

Film and video production

In 2006, he co-produced the film I, the Other , which was nominated for a 2007 David di Donatello. [4]

In 2019, Arcangioli was executive producer for the music video for the song Dimane, e mo by Andrea Sannino. [5]

Other roles

In 2021, he served as president of the Ischia Global Film & Music Festival, [6] a role he continues as of 2023. [7]

Also in 2021, Arcangioli was a guest of a festival called "Los Angeles, Italia – Film, Fashion and Art Fest", [8] and his company provided lighting for an event one evening promoting skin checks for melanoma. [9]

Arcangioli has worked[ when? ] as a diplomatic and commercial advisor for Sheikh Falah bin Zayed Al Nahyan. [10]

Recognition and awards

On 4 February 2019, he received the "Assotutela" 2018/2019 award for Italian Excellence at the Senate of the Republic. [11] Also

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