15 Apr 2024 - Press Release
Federico Ghizzoni joins YELDO's Advisory Board
Milan, April 15, 2024 - YELDO (https://www.yeldo.com), the European group specializing in institutional-grade real estate investments, announces that Federico Ghizzoni has joined its Advisory Board to support the Group in its growth strategy.
Ghizzoni, former CEO of UniCredit, currently holds the position of Chairman of Rothschild & Co., Executive Vice Chairman of Clessidra Holding SpA, and Senior Advisor in Italy for Blackrock.
Federico Ghizzoni comments: "I am pleased to join the Advisory Board of YELDO. I am convinced that the group's mission, namely to democratize access to carefully selected real estate investments, combined with the managerial skills and experience of the team, can position this company as a unique investment platform in Europe."
YELDO's Advisory Board is composed of independent professionals with extensive experience in finance and real estate. Its goal is to provide decision-making support and strategic direction to the rapidly growing company.
"We are honored to have the strategic support of Federico. His extensive experience in the financial sector, particularly in alternative investments, is a significant asset to our team," comments Antonio Borgonovo, CEO of YELDO. "I am confident that Federico's contribution will enhance our strategic choices and our growth, in Italy and in Europe."
Among the Senior Advisors who make up YELDO's Advisory Board are also Cesare Ferrero, Chairman of Sogemi S.p.A. and former CEO of BNP Paribas Real Estate, as well as Vice President of Prelios; Roberto Mangiavacchi, former Vice President of Impresa Percassi S.p.A. and President of MP Immobiliare S.p.A.; Silvia Rovere, current President of Poste Italiane and Founding Partner of Equita Real Estate; Maria De Rivera, former Managing Director and Country Manager Italy of ING Real Estate, previously at the helm of UBS Real Estate; and Enrico Ceccato, Managing Partner of the Private Debt fund Orlando Capital and former COO of Autogrill Group.