Alessandro Dondolini

Seasoned executive with a proven track record of driving growth and innovation as Co-founder and General Director of a successful enterprise. Expertise in strategic planning, team building, and operational excellence, complemented by a strong commitment to delivering exceptional results. Recognized for navigating complex business environments and spearheading transformative initiatives that position organizations for sustainable success. Passionate about fostering a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement to achieve ambitious goals.

• Collaborated with team of 15 in the development of NDRC Delegate and WASH Technical Adviser/ coordinator in DRC.

• H. Nekvasil, A. Dondolini, J. Horn, J. Filiberto, H. Long, D. H. Lindsley (2004). The origin and evolution of silica-saturated alkalic suites: an experimental study on porous media flow with decreasing fractional differentiation and amount of liquid rising to surface. Journal of Petrology 45(4), 693–721.
• D.H. Lindsley, H. Nekvasil, J.S. Coates, A. Dondolini. (1999) Dissolved carbon: a possible answer to the enigma of Fe-enriched magmas. EOS: (Transactions, American Geophysical Union), 80(17), S367.
• A. Dondolini & Nekvasil, H. (1999). Phase equilibrium and liquid evolution of hy-normative Qz oversaturated alkalic suites: an example from the Nandewar volcano. EOS: (Transactions, American Geophysical Union) 80, F1134.
• NEKVASIL, H., DONDOLINI, A., LITVIN, V., ROSSIER, L., and LINDSLEY, D. H., Linking Tholeiites and alkali rocks: the role of dissolved water. GSA Annual Meeting, November 5-8, 2001 Paper No. 33-0
• C. H. Gibson, N. C. WickramasingheJ, Rudolph E. Schild, A. Dondolini (9 September 2002) First life in primordial-planet oceans: the biological big bang Journal of Cosmology 9 -2002

• Safety and Security expert, certified Airport Security Director, experienced Supervisor with a proven track record of implementing industry-leading safety and security measures to protect personnel, assets, and infrastructure. With extensive knowledge in risk assessment, emergency response planning, and security protocols, I specialize in providing comprehensive security solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. My dedication to ensuring a safe and secure environment has earned me a reputation for excellence in the field.
• Experience in Emergency Management and Disaster Response for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) focusing on collaborating with local authorities, mobilizing resources, deploying trained personnel to support rescue operations, providing medical assistance, ensuring the safety and well-being of affected individuals, and offering emergency shelters, clean water, and food supplies to those who are displaced.
• Designing and implementing programs: Capacity Building, Capacity Development, Project Financial Management, Advocacy, representing institution in clusters, and public relations with local government administrations.
• Supervising country projects and activities, and reporting to the home organization and/or to the donor(s).
• Defining, designing, executing, and monitoring WASH, Water Delivery and Treatment, Hygiene, and Emergency Projects. Supervising projects. Designing Water Work Constructions, such as Gravity Aqueducts and Wells.
• Team building and managing stress in challenging environments, conflict zones, and extremely disadvantaged countries.
• Communication: Proficient in utilizing UHF, VHF, and satellite phone communication systems effectively in challenging and austere environments, demonstrating a strong understanding of signal transmission and reception logistics. Skilled in establishing secure and reliable communication channels to ensure smooth operations and coordination between team members in diverse and remote locations.

• Afghanistan: April 2011 - September 2013
• Algeria: Jan 2009 - Feb 2011
• Australia: July 1998: sampling volcanic Rocks from The Nandewar Volcano (South Wales) for petrologic experiment at S.U.N.Y. University.
• Belgium: July – August 1981 and June- July 1982: High School Volunteer with International Civil Service in Brussels: work camps were dedicated to build a fixed structure for available medical and physiological consulting for alcohol addicted people.
• Burundi: September 2004 - September 2005
• Cameroon: September – December 2016
• CAR (Central African Republic): December 2016 – up to date
• Democratic Republic of Congo: February 2016 – June 2016
• Dominican Republic: May 2003 – February 2004
• Djibouti: April 2007 – December 2008
• Egypt: December 1996 to June 1997: SCUBA Diver Instructor PADI at Sharm el Sheik.
• Guatemala: October 2005 - May 2006
• Gabon: March 2015 May 2015
• Haiti: May 2003 – February 2004
• Iraq: June 2014 to December 2014
• Italy: December 2006- April 2007
• Morocco: July 2006 - November 2006; August 2015 to January 2016
• Norway: June- July 1983: volunteer with International Civil Service based in Rome. Work camps dedicated to help people with different handicaps to play activities. Trondheim
• Pakistan: October 2011 - February 2012: several trips during the period for help implementations of WASH programs in the Country by INTERSOS NGO.
• U.S.A.: July 2001 - February 2003: American Museum of Natural History of New York
• U.S.A.: August 1997 September 1999: full tuition plus monthly salaried student and assistant of research at S.U.N.Y University, Sony Brook, NY

• Employment records
• July 2001 - February 2003: A.M.N.H. (American Museum of Natural history of New York City) Position: researcher in the fields of planetary geology, analyzing satellite images from planet Mars for possible traces of fluids due to surficial erosion features.
• August 1997 - September 1999: SUNY at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY, U.S.A. Position: full tuition plus monthly salaried student and assistant in teaching and research.
• November 1995 - October 1996: INGV (National institute of geophysics and volcanology). Position: researcher scientist fellowship to study the magma flow in porous media by fluid dynamics modeling.
• October 1992 - September 1996: University of Rome “La Sapienza”. Position: researcher and teacher assistant in the fields of Hydrogeology and Geophysics

• University Teaching papers publication, and lecturing.
• SCUBA Diver PADI Instructor.

• June- July 1983: volunteer with International Civil Service based in Rome. Work camps dedicated to help people with different degree of handicaps to play activities. Trondheim, Norway.
• July – August 1981 and June- July 1982: High School Volunteer with International Civil Service based in Rome. Work camps were dedicated to build a house office to available consulting and help for alcohol addicted people. Brussels, Belgium.

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