Alessandro Memoli graduated from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts with a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs and Economics. With a strong academic background, he has excelled in subjects such as macroeconomics, international relations, and development economics, achieving an impressive unweighted GPA of 3.9. Alessandro's academic journey also includes a semester abroad at Queen Mary University of London, where he focused on game theory, contemporary economics, and European history in a global context.

Alessandro's professional experiences reflect his dedication to global economic relations and public policy. He served as a Government Relations and Trade Co-op at the Québec Government Office in Boston, where he developed a financial incentive report for international investors and conducted economic research for companies in New England. His role at Istituto Mondo Italiano in Pittsburgh allowed him to foster cultural exchange and education, ensuring children's safety while providing them with an authentic Italian experience. Alessandro also contributed to the Covid-19 Food Bank Project at Paragon Foods, supporting warehouse activities to deliver essential food supplies to families in need.

In addition to his academic and professional pursuits, Alessandro is actively involved in humanitarian efforts. He co-founded Saving Humans USA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing people in distress in the Central Mediterranean and raising public awareness about their plight. His leadership has been instrumental in raising significant funds and contributing to the rescue of over a thousand individuals.

Fluent in both English and Italian, Alessandro's diverse experiences and skills in teamwork, project management, and analytical research make him a valuable asset in the fields of international affairs and economics. He is currently open to opportunities in home economics and research economist roles.