Maurizio Bragagni is a Freeman of the City of London, industrialist, public servant and consultant, involved in various socio-economic sectors in the UK and elsewhere globally. He is a philanthropist and has a strong interest in politics, history and diplomacy, on which he writes and publishes. These interests have led him to work in industry, politics and public relations, holding various public and private positions in the UK and elsewhere.

Today, serving as Honorary Senior Visiting fellow at CASS Business School in London, he specialises in sustainable development, family business, and history. He has won several national and international awards and prizes during his career.

His motto “Nihil difficile volenti” –nothing is impossible for those who want it–, based on a similar one by Cicero, is intended to affirm that with willpower, obstacles are easily overcome and difficulties are overcome.

“The idea is to make money … does not matter how, and I will buy a new virginity after I am rich, doesn’t work anymore. How you make money care. .. and care now…”
_{MB speech at Cass Business School Strategy}