Silvia Ombellini

Ecobnb Co-founder @Ecobnb

Trento, IT
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2015 — Present

Ecobnb Co-founder @Ecobnb

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Trentino-Alto Adige, IT

Ecobnb (http://ecobnb.com/) is a marketplace focused on sustainable tourism that connects responsible travelers with green and eco-sustainable accommodations that respect nature, the environment and local communities. Whether a tree house for a night, a green glamping for a week, or a stay in an organic farm for a month, Ecobnb connects people to unique and eco-friendly stays. Travellers will have option to contribute rating and proactively help shaping the landscape of destination with recommendations. Therefore, the project enables to create a community of people who pursue a more equitable and sustainable way of life, in either environmental and social economic growth.Ecobnb won Seed Money: the seed capital fund & Start Up call for tender, to support the diffusion of entrepreneurship initiatives in innovative and high-technology sectors.

EDUCATION

2013 — 2013

UCLA Extension

User Experience Design

2014 — 2015

Green Innovation Accademy

Green Economy

2006 — 2009

Università degli Studi di Parma

Ph.D Degree

1996 — 2003

University of Florence

Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

SKILLS

Market AnalysisSocial MediaUser ExperienceOnline MarketingBusiness PlanningUser Interface DesignStart-UpsUrban PlanningArchitectureResearchSocial Media MarketingWeb DesignMarketing StrategyContent Strategy

ABOUT SILVIA OMBELLINI

Co-founder of Ecobnb srl Co-founder of ViaggiVerdi Start-up, award-winning Architect, User Experience Architect. PhD University of Parma (Italy)| M.Arch. University of Florence Specialties: User Experience Architecture Web Site Design Eco-Architecture

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