POMEX co-founder, civil engineer,
entrepreneur.

I didn't learn strategy from books. I learned it by co-founding POMEX, working with executives in industries where mistakes are expensive, and building organisations that have to hold for 10 years, not 18 months.

Civil engineer POMEX co-founder Entrepreneur Coach Investor

The why.

What's guided me for 15+ years.

Too many companies get lost in complexity.
Too many executives carry it alone.
My job: remove the noise.

AI isn't my identity. It's a lever. What interests me is taking an organisation from one place to another — clearer, more structured, more performant. With its people. With its culture. At its rhythm.

The rest — AI, automation, scaling, speaking — is tooling. Useful, measurable, never the goal.

The path.

No CV. Just what matters.

  • Today
    HUSTACHE SRL · Coaching, AI consulting, scaling, speaking
    Working with executives and SMEs on AI, structuring and personal brand initiatives.
  • Today
    POMEX · Co-founder
    Field operational consulting on compliance, quality, EHS for pharma, biotech, chemistry. Industrial branch of the ecosystem.
  • — Several years
    Company building and development
    Structuring, scaling, job creation. Learning to build by hand, not from slides.
  • — Several years
    Consultant · demanding environments
    Pharma, biotech, chemistry. Quality, compliance, GMP, Annex 11, Reliability. Where mistakes are expensive.
  • Start
    Civil engineer
    An operator's rigor. The discipline of calculation. The culture of risk.

What guides me.

Three principles, not a slogan.

  • Humans before AI. AI either frees or replaces. My job is the first case.
  • Why before growth. A company scales at the pace of its leader's clarity.
  • Reliability before system. What doesn't hold in GMP doesn't hold in business. The engineer's rigor is my bias.
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