Roberto D'Angelo

Roberto D'Angelo

Microsoft, Director of Program Management for Government & Health in CSE Ww + FightTheStroke.org, CEO and co-founder, TED speaker at www.fightthestroke.org

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About Roberto

I am a…

Change Agent, Connector, Designer, Entrepreneur, Explorer, Idea generator, Life mentor, Parent, Sales specialist, Social entrepreneur, Startup, Technologist, World traveler

Bio

Rebalancing "health" with "CARE". Microsoft's Director, FightTheStroke's co-founder, TED Speaker, Entrepreneurship Fellow, growth hacker on accessibility, neurosciences, healthCARE, technology and social innovation. My TED talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/roberto_d_angelo_francesca_fedeli_in_our_baby_s_illness_a_life_lesson

I'm passionate about

Growth hacker on accessibility, neurosciences, healthCARE, technology and social innovation.

An idea worth spreading

Consider what you have as a gift and what you miss as an opportunity

Areas of expertise

A combination of Enterprise (Sales, GTM, Strategy) and Marketing (especially Digital Marketing) technology and business management expertise with strong passions for inclusivity, accessibility and design thinking, Deep involvement in Organizational Transformation, Change Management, and Strategy Development & alignment from start-up to very large organizations, entrepreneurship, healthcare, In-depth knowledge of Europe, and US markets, Senior Business & Technology Leadership in sales, marketing, operations, and strategic planning, social innovation

The TED story

Our story is quite simple: after 10 years of regular career-driven life we had a sequence of incidents for a couple of years and then finally we had our son: Mario on Jan 13th 2011. Mario had a stroke when he was born so he has an hemiparesys on the left side of the body. Our is the story of how, we decided to focus on his strenghts and on what he has instead than on what he's missing, how we understood real priorities in life and how now, at 5 years Mario is walking and improving every day. The message is: look at what you have as a present and what you miss as an opportunity.

Things you might not know

finding opportunities behind problems