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Matteo Achilli

Matteo Achilli (born February 7, 1992) is an Italian entrepreneur, best known for founding Egomnia, a professional networking platform listed on the Italian Stock Exchange aimed at connecting job seekers with employers. Often dubbed the "Italian Mark Zuckerberg" by the media, Achilli has gained significant recognition for his contributions to the tech and startup ecosystem in Italy.
==Early Life and Education==
Achilli was born in Rome, Italy. Showing an early interest in technology and business, he pursued a degree in Business Administration at Bocconi University in Milan.. It was during his university years that Achilli conceived the idea for Egomnia, driven by the desire to address the high unemployment rates among young graduates in Italy.
==Career==
===Egomnia===
In March 2012, at the age of 20, Achilli launched Egomnia. The platform quickly gained popularity, attracting over 50,000 users in its initial months.. Egomnia uses an algorithm to rank users based on their skills and experiences, promoting a merit-based approach to job recruitment.
Egomnia's rapid growth and success led to widespread media coverage, with Achilli being featured on the cover of Panorama Economy magazine. The platform's user base expanded to over 850,000 users and more than 1,600 companies by 2024.
===Media and Public Speaking===
Achilli's entrepreneurial journey has been widely documented in the media. He has been a speaker at numerous conferences, including TEDx events.. In 2016, his story was adapted into a biographical film titled The Startup, which dramatizes his rise as an entrepreneur and has contributed to the controversy surrounding his image in the Italian media.
Category:1992 births
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Italian people
Category:People from Rome
Matteo Iannizzotto

Matteo Iannizzotto is an Italian macroeconomist who is currently an Associate Professor in Economics at Durham University and a Fellow of University College, Durham. Dr Matteo Iannizzotto, Economics Department of Durham University Iannizotto is best known in academia for his work on Post-Keynesian economics. Theory Revisited: Money, Uncertainty, and Employment, Columbia University Press 
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Category:Italian economists
Category:Italian academics
Matteo Manfredi

Matteo Manfredi (born August 28, 1979, in Pavia) is an Italian entrepreneur. He is founder and CEO of Gestio Capital, and since 2023, he has been co-owner of the Italian football club U.C. Sampdoria. 
==Career==
Born in August 1979, Matteo Manfredi was graduated in Economics at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan. He continued his studies in New York at Columbia University, specializing in Business Administration and Management.
He served in the Italian Army as lieutenant. His professional career began at PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he worked as a Management Consultant, focusing on multi-asset operations and providing specific assistance to UK-based banking institutions.
After a very important experience in Barclays Bank, where he worked as Financial Controller, he obtained the Management Accountants (ACMA – CIMA) qualification. He then moved to the Lloyds Group, specializing in strategic consultancy for international development operations.
In 2012, he founded Gestio Capital, a multi-family office headquartered in London, later expanding to Milan. Presently, he also holds the position of managing director at OTX Group and TLG Capital. Within Gestio Capital, he serves as investor in various companies and enterprises, including Gojek, Cipla Quality Chemical Industries, Insilico Medicines, Hiro Capital, Revolut, Planet Farms, SpaceX, Palantir, and OpenAI.
==U.C. Sampdoria==
On May 27, 2023, Matteo Manfredi, in partnership with Andrea Radrizzani, finalized the acquisition of Italian football club U.C. Sampdoria. The sale of the company occurred after a lengthy negotiation involving the former President Massimo Ferrero and the Genoa Court. The transfer of shares took place after the shareholders gave their approval for a restructuring plan that included an injection of €40 million to support the club's finances.
Category:1979 births
Category:People from Pavia
Category:Italian people
Matthew A. Scogin

Matthew A. Scogin is an American academic administrator, business leader, and government official who became the 14th president of Hope College in Holland, Michigan, in 2019. Previous to assuming this role, he held leadership positions at the United States Department of the Treasury and the New York Stock Exchange.
== Education ==
Scogin grew up in Portage, Michigan, and graduated from Hope College in 2002 with a bachelor of arts degree in political science and economics. He holds a master’s degree in public policy from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. After graduating from Harvard, Scogin became a fellow with the Robert Bosch Stiftung Foundation in Germany where he studied unemployment and labor market policy.
== Career ==
=== Government and Finance ===
Scogin returned to the U.S. in 2005 and served as the fiscal policy advisor to Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts. From 2006 to 2008, he was a senior advisor to the under secretary of domestic finance at the United States Department of the Treasury.
In 2008, Scogin became chief of staff and senior advisor to the CEO of Wachovia Bank where he worked until 2009. For five years (2009-2014), he worked at NYSE Euronext, serving as the senior vice president and chief of staff at the 3,000-person company that ran the New York Stock Exchange as well as five exchanges in Europe.
From 2014 to 2019, Scogin was the chief administrative officer at the global finance advisory firm, Perella Weinberg Partners in New York City. There he oversaw operations, strategy, corporate services, human resources and communications for the firm’s 11 global offices.
=== Academia ===
Scogin assumed the role of president of Hope College on July 1, 2019 and was inaugurated on Sept. 13, 2019. Since taking office, he has launched a new vision and initiative to fully fund tuition called Hope Forward. 
=== Awards ===
Scogin received the U.S. Treasury Department Exceptional Service Award in 2008. In 2013, he was one of 19 leaders of New York City to be named a David Rockefeller Fellow by the Partnership for New York City. Hope College recognized him with a Young Alumni Award in 2014.
Category:American academic administrators
Category:American business executives
Category:United States government officials
Matthew B. Schmidt

Matthew B. “Mattie” Schmidt (born April 30, 1983) is a Canadian media entrepreneur, film producer, writer, and investor. Matthew lives in Vancouver, British Columbia and is married to Miriam Alden. Matthew is the co-founder and owner of Paradise City Films. Matthew is best known for feature films, Ride, What They Had, Worth, and Crisis. Matthew is the son of Canadian filmmaker Sandy Wilson. Matthew is also the current CEO of Alpha Tech, a technology company focusing on emerging markets in esports, mobile gaming, e-commerce and blockchain. 
===Marriage ===
Matthew B. Schmidt is married to Miriam Alden, a Canadian fashion Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy, and Founder and Creative Director of Brunette The Label.
==Films==
Matthew is best known for feature films, Ride, What They Had, Worth, and Crisis. 
Category:1983 births
Category:Canadian businesspeople
Category:Canadian film producers
Category:Canadian writers
Matthew Bierlein (politician)

Matthew Bierlein is an American politician from Michigan. Bierlein is a Republican Party (United States) member of the Michigan House of Representatives from Michigan's 97th House of Representatives district.
== Education ==
Bierlein is a graduate of Vassar High School. He received his bachelor's degree from Spring Arbor University.
== Career ==
Prior to his election to the Michigan House of Representatives, Matthew worked in the manufacturing industry. A native of Tuscola County, Michigan, Matthew served on the Tuscola County Board of Commissioners from January 2, 2013 to January 1, 2019. While serving his county he was the boards vice-chair and also served as President of the Michigan Association of Counties and on the board of directors for the National Association of County Officers.
Between his time as a member of the Board of Commissioners and the State House, Matthew served as the district director for State Senator Kevin Daley (politician).
== Personal life ==
In 2010, Matthew married Mindy Bierlein, together they have three children, Matthew, Madison, and Maddox.
Category:American politicians
Matthew Bridgham

Matthew Bridgham (born April 13, 1989) is an American composer, arranger, and pianist. 
== Early life and education ==
Bridgham was born in Danville, Indiana. He holds degrees from the University of Michigan and the University of Indianapolis. His composition teachers have included Aaron Jay Kernis, Martin Bresnick, John Berners, Evan Chambers, Hannah Lash, and Bright Sheng.
== Career ==
His 2017 work for four improvising instruments, Avon Yard, based on the sounds of the trains where he grew up, was hailed by longtime Indiana music critic, Jay Harvey, as “the most intimate, subdued evocation of railroad matters ever attempted in music.” He is currently an adjunct instructor at the University of Indianapolis.
His 2018 album Stardew Valley Piano Collections debuted at #11 on Billboard's Classical Charts. He maintains an active YouTube channel where he uploads his arrangements of popular and obscure video game music. 
== Notable concert works ==
===Orchestra===
*Chaconne for viola and orchestra (2020)
===Large ensemble===
*Three Salon Pieces for violin, cello, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, piano (2020)
===Small ensemble===
*Partita for soprano sax and english horn (2020)
*Sonata-Fantasy for two pianos four hands (2019)
*Bagatelle for two pianos four hands (2019)
*Fantasy on Themes from The Tempest by Thomas Adès for cello and piano (2018)
*Avon Yard for four improvising instruments (2017)
*"Spring" Sonata for violin and piano (2016-17)
*Variations for oboe, bassoon, and piano (2015)
*Pas de deux for two cellos (2014)
===Vocal compositions===
*"Pain" for voice and piano (2020); text by Brooklyn Raines
*"Starsea" for voice and chamber ensemble (2016); text by Dakota Miller
*"Sweetfeather" for voice and piano (2014); text by Kat Finch.
*"Grandma on the Berry Trees" for high voice and piano (2013); text by Nate Brock
===Solo compositions===
*Sonata Rustica for solo piano (2020)
*Impromptu for John for solo piano (2019)
*Nocturne No.2, "Starsea" for solo piano (2019)
*Variations on a Theme by Eric Adamshick for solo cello (2018)
*Fantasy for marimba (2017)
*Nocturne No.1 for solo piano (2008)
== References ==
== External links ==
*Matthew Bridgham official website
*Matthew Bridgham on Linkedin
*Matthew Bridgham on Twitter
*Matthew Bridgham on Billboard
*Matthew Bridgham on youtube
*Matthew Bridgham on Spotify
*Matthew Bridgham on Google Play Music
*Bridgham's page at SheetMusicPlus
Category:1989 births
Category:American composers
Category:American music arrangers
Category:American musicians
Category:Music arrangers
Category:American pianists
Matthew Brown (businessman)

Matthew Brown is a Texas and Hawaii-based entrepreneur (living primarily in Hawaii), private equity/venture investor and space enthusiast. He the founder and chairman of Energent, L.P. and Energent Infrastructure Fund, L.P., a billion-dollar private equity investment management firm based in New York, New York, and is the Chairman of his family office, Matthew Brown Companies, in Long Beach, California, and Dallas, Texas. Energent's SEC registration was withdrawn in 2019. It last reported $125 million under management before going private as a family office. 
He was previously the chairman at Tamra-Tacoma Capital Partners, a $500 million fund (with investments in Urban Green Energy and Leaf Solar Power), as well as asset manager Kona Private Capital Group, a ~$900 million fund for Hawaiian residential and commercial real estate.
Matthew was born on November 1, 1989, in Appleton, Wisconsin. He attended Texas Christian University (TCU) in Fort Worth, Texas, but did not graduate.
Through Matthew Brown Companies, Matthew invests in biospace/tech, therapeutics, diagnostics and space ventures, including SpaceX and OpenAI, among others. Most recently, he was involved in the acquisition of Virgin Orbit Intellectual Property and intends to license it to the masses through one of his subsidiaries, Partager Aerospace, though with controversy.
Quartz stated that Matthew Brown's business experience claims were "questionable" in the wake of the failed rescue of Virgin Orbit, though Brown denies the accusations. In addition, this was not Brown's first attack on the Virgin Orbit transaction, this time criticizing the Virgin Orbit Board and Management on his personal LinkedIn.
Matthew was an advisor to several institutions, including the University of California, Berkeley, the Texas Tech Wind Institute, the Department of Defense, among others.
==Personal life==
Brown married Tawni Catherine Reynolds on July 23, 2017, sister to Dallas socialite Miranda Hogue, friend of Taylor Swift. Brown and Reynolds divorced on November 1, 2021.
Matthew resides in Dubai, Dallas, South Lake Tahoe and Hawaii.
Category:People from Appleton, Wisconsin
Category:Investors
Category:Businesspeople
Matthew Camp

Matthew Camp (born March 15, 1984) is an American adult performer, model, internet personality, and artist. Camp came to prominence in the movie Getting Go: The Go Doc Project.
Matthew Camp began his career as a go-go dancer in the the bars of New York at the age of 21. He is the protagonist of documentary project “Camp Chaos”, created by Corey Krueckeberg. In 2020, Camp was Co-host in Slag Wars: The Next Destroyer, a reality television competition series. 
Matthew Camp modeled for underwear brands. He also created his fragrance and clothing line Matthew Camp Designs as well as Daddy Couture which he co-owns with Rebecca More. Camp was featured on the cover of the British gay magazine Attitude in 2019. 
Camp is also known for being an LGBTQ+ and sex positivity activist. About 2018, when the club scene continued to slow down in New York, Camp moved out from NYC to Hudson and signed up for OnlyFans account. Camp's instagram account has more then half a million followers. 
Matthew explained: 
Camp was the subject of a suspected hate crime attack in the beginning of 2021. On January 14th, his house in Poughkeepsie was the target of an arson attack. The perpetrator which is yet unknown was captured on security cameras spreading the fire accelerant on the porch and setting the house ablaze. 
Películas	Películas 	Películas 	Películas
Year 	Film 	Role 	Comments
2010 	Matthew 	Self 	short film
2013 	Getting Go: The Go Doc Project 	Go 	
2016 	Sock Job 	Young Man 	
2016 	Mess 	Mike 	TV Mini Series (3 episodes)
2018 	Hurricane Bianca: From Russia with Hate	Security Guard 	
2019 	Wig 	Self 	Documentary
2019 	The MEN 	Matthew / The Motorcycle Cop	TV Series (7 episodes)
2019 	Slag Wars: The Next Destroyer 	Self 	Reality TV Series (4 episodes)
==In the media==
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Category:1984 births
Category:American models
Category:American artists
Category:American Internet celebrities
Matthew Danger Lippman

Matthew Danger Lippman, or MDL is an American singer, musician, and actor best known for his album "Once You Get Low You've Gotta Start Flying Baby," and for directing and starring in the short "Ain't No Cure for Love: America."
==Early Life==
Born in Buffalo, New York in 1995, MDL started his first band, Brimstone Blondes at age 14. He attended City Honors High School, graduating in 2013. After one year at Allegheny College, he attended SUNY Purchase where he met collaborators Leo Frampton, Arden Yonkers, Dan Keegan, Jordan Tetewsky and Vuk Lungulov-Klotz, among others.
==Career==
===Music===
Lippman's first public music, the EP "When We Were Blonde," was released as the band Brimstone Blondes in 2013. Michael Moretti of WBNY said of the band, "Brimstone Blondes' lo-fi, light-hearted introduction is reminiscent of Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, or The Exploding Hearts." Lippman went on to release two more EPs with Brimstone Blondes ("Age of Consent," 2014 and "First Impressions are Everything," 2016) before the band disbanded in 2016.
He released his first EP under Matthew Danger Lippman (Refresh to Death) in 2017. His debut album under Matthew Danger Lippman, ILL, came out in 2018. He released two EPs thereafter (Sadomania, 2019, and Touchdown U.S.A. 2021). His second album as Matthew Danger Lippman, Once You Get Low You Gotta Start Flying Baby, came out in 2023. He is also a part of the band M0NOGAMY, which released their first EP, "Grey Area," in 2024.
His guitar, vocals, and additional production can be found in the Hah. album "all your bad habits talk behind your back," (2017); he also contributed guitar, drum machine, vocals, and production on Scout Gillett's EP "one to ten," (2022). Soon after he signed to the label Low Profile.
Lippman's single "Sadomania" appears in Vuk Lungulov-Klotz's debut feature film, Mutt on Netflix. He also appeared on The Dare's list of "musicians we need to know"" in 2023.
===Acting===
As an actor, Matthew Danger Lippman is a supporting lead in the feature film, Samantha Rose by Andrew Morgan (2021), as well as the comedy sketch, The Hard Times: Too Many Fred Dursts by Paul Lewis Anderson (2022). He wrote, directed, and starred in the short film Ain't No Cure for Love: America (2022). He stars (alongside Siobhan Fallan Hogan and Creed Bratton) in the upcoming short film by Chris Scamurra, Portland is the New Portland (2024).
===Writing===
He has written a handful of articles for the Film Stage, including interviews with Caleb Landry Jones and Tom Green.
Category:1995 births
Category:American singers
Category:American people
Category:Musicians
Matthew Davies, Stockton

Matthew Davies (February 27, 1978) is an American entrepreneur and real estate investor, he is the CEO and founder of Harmony Communities. Primarily operating in the Western United States, Harmony Communities owns over 33 manufactured housing communities.
 
Davies, provided affordable housing solutions to the increasing housing crisis in California and partners with non-profit organizations and municipalities providing consulting services. The idea behind Harmony Communities is to offer compact homes as a solution for the rapidly increasing housing crisis in California.
== Early life and education ==
Davies was born and raised in California. He graduated from the University of the Pacific in 2001 earning a degree in Business Administration with a specialization in Finance and a minor in Engineering. He obtained an MBA from Santa Clara University in 2003.
== Career ==
Davies launched an online retail business, importing Danish and Italian Jewelry in 2002 and operated a Stockton restaurant that he owned and operated with his family from 2005-2019.
 
In 2005, Davies also launched Brookview Investors LLC.
Davies launched Harmony Communities in 2009, with an intent to expand affordable housing options. Harmony Communities manages over 33 properties across California, Oregon and Nevada. 
Davies’ idea of energy efficient small homes has grown Harmony Communities to over $150 million in assets. Harmony Communities creates solar powered communities; which produce significant energy cost savings for communities and reduces the company’s overall carbon footprint.
Through his Tiny Homes Conversion Program launched in April of 2019, Davies has been gradually converting some of his manufactured housing communities to neighborhoods of tiny homes, providing options for newer, space and energy-efficient affordable housing options for residents.
Davies has been interviewed for articles on the topics of rent control and affordable housing financing requirements in leading magazines such as Yahoo Finance, Builder Magazine, Work and Money, and WMA’s The Reporter.
== Personal life ==
Davies is the son of a successful real estate broker and developer, following in his footsteps to improvise and create affordable housing options.
== References ==
== External Links ==
* Official Website
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Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American businesspeople
Category:American real estate businesspeople
Matthew Faucher

Salim Matthew Faucher (born February 21 1997) Is a British Actor known for his Work in Film, TV and Stage. 
==Biography==
Faucher was born in Kampala, Uganda of St. Lucian Heritage and moved to London, England at the age of 1. Faucher was raised in Notting Hill with his Aunt. Faucher spent his childhood playing basketball representing London and England at a national and international level. 
After returning from a stint in Italy, Ascoli Piceno and a tournament With The England U17 Basketball team Faucher decided to switch to Acting. 
Whilst acting Faucher also did modeling. Primarily e-commerce and editorials for brands such as Hype Beast and Björn Borg alongside working as a Jr. Sous chef.
Faucher Studied at Identity School of Acting in 2016. He is currently known for his role's such as Marko in Black Sand - A Sand Man Story directed by Bernhard Pucher alongside Michelle Ryan and Sid Pheonix which won best film at the Fan Film Awards in 2018. Music video 'Times We Had' by SG Lewis.
His First Leading Feature film role was Stephan King in the first entirely uk shot, British UK Nollywood Feature The 3 Kings for irokotv which he won best-supporting actor for at the African Voice Online awards 2018
Matthew Faucher also played the role of Hairnery in Hairy on stage at Polka Theatre by physical theatre company Spymonkey in which his comedic performance was described as "Slightly Dopey" by The Stage. After a short sting in Wimbledon before touring to Worthing 
Faucher also played the role of Theo in the bafta qualifying short 'A Fox in the Night'
==Career==
===Film===
Year	Title 	Role 	Type
2017	Black Sand - A Sand Man Story 	Marko 	Short Film
2017	iBoy 	Crow gang Member	Feature Film
2018	The 3 Kings 	Stephan King 	Feature Film
2019	Dirty God 	Internet Guy 	Feature Film
2020	Got Game 	Shaun 	Short Film
2021	Phizer 	Gerry 	Short Film
2022	A Fox in the Night 	Theo 	Short Film
2022	Breaking the Band - Prince and the Revolution	Brownmark 	Tv Series
===Theatre===
Year	Title 	Role 	Venue
2023	Hairy'	Hairnery 	Polka Theatre, Pavilion Theatre
2024	Agathe	Lucus / The Announcer	The Playground Theater
===Music videos===
* Sg lewis – "Times we had" (2017)
* Jimpster - "Crave" (2017)
* Nina Nesbitt - "Somebody Special" (2018)
Category:1997 births
Category:British actors
Category:People from Kampala
Category:Ugandan people
Matthew Fisken

Matthew Fisken is a New Zealand political candidate and former Youth MP. He ran unsuccessfully as a candidate for ACT New Zealand in the 2023 general election. 
==Early life and career==
Fisken was born in Invercargill before moving to Christchurch in 2022. He studied at the University of Canterbury. 
In 2022 Fisken was the Youth Representative for Nicole Mckee in the 10th New Zealand Youth Parliament where he was subject to controversy following the mass walkout of Youth MPs during his speech on firearms law reforms. 
The following year, Fisken ran unsuccessfully as a candidate in the Christchurch Central Electorate for ACT New Zealand.
==Political views==
Fisken describes himself as a libertarian, he is economically conservative and supports a smaller size and scope of government with less bureaucratic overreach. He believes in personal freedom and responsibility. 
Fisken is a licensed gun owner and competitive pistol shooter. He opposed the 2019 gun control laws and claimed that it targeted law-abiding citizens and would not make anyone safer.
Category:People from Invercargill
Category:New Zealand people
Category:University of Canterbury alumni
Category:Political candidates