Angelo Salvi

Angelo Salvi serves as Visiting Professor of Management Skills at the Faculty of Economics, European University of Rome, within the Master's Degree in Economics and Management of Innovation. Concurrently, he holds contract professorships at the Pontifical Faculty of Educational Sciences (AUXILIUM) for Methodology for the Planning of Socio-Educational Services since 2018 and at the Pontifical Salesian University for Organizational and Entrepreneurial Management in Social Development Policies since 2021.

His academic foundation includes a summa cum laude degree in Psychology (Work and Organizational Psychology specialization) from La Sapienza University of Rome, followed by advanced training in the Training Trainers Master's program under Professor Francesco Avallone at Studio TIVA.

Salvi's research centers on human resources development with emphasis on project management, team dynamics, and organizational consulting. His scholarly contributions explore volunteer training systems, career guidance frameworks, and social planning methodologies for nonprofit entities, bridging psychological theory with practical sector applications.

His publication timeline (1998-2014) reveals consistent focus on third-sector capacity building, with recurring themes of nonprofit governance, community engagement strategies, and social balance sheet development. Works demonstrate interdisciplinary integration of psychology, public administration, and education to address organizational challenges in voluntary sectors.

As founding partner of Studio Aliante, Salvi delivers experiential training, skills certification, and organizational consulting across profit, nonprofit, and public administration domains. His professional engagement includes membership in the Lazio Psychologists' Order Psychology of Work Working Group since 2015, influencing regional professional standards.