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Claudio Truzzi, MBA, PhD

AI & Sustainable Innovation Leader, Entrepreneur, Research Fellow, Educator

Claudio Truzzi is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in digital and deep-tech sectors, particularly focusing on artificial intelligence (AI), nanotechnologies, and sensor systems. He holds an MBA and a PhD, which complement his extensive expertise in fostering innovation and sustainable transformation across various industries.

Currently, Truzzi serves as the Director of the AI Forum at The Conference Board, where he is involved in leading initiatives related to AI and digital transformation. Additionally, he is a Senior Research Fellow at the same organization, contributing to research and thought leadership in AI applications. His role also extends to academia as a guest lecturer at Solvay Lifelong Learning and a faculty advisor at the Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management, where he teaches subjects related to innovation and digital strategies.

His career includes significant positions such as the Director of the Support Office for Research & Innovation Activities at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), where he oversees AI-based initiatives and the development of SmartCampus projects. Truzzi has also co-founded companies and held leadership roles in various technology firms, showcasing his ability to manage multidisciplinary teams and drive industry-university collaborations.

Fluent in English, French, and Italian, he is recognized for his contributions to technology transfer and innovation management, holding multiple patents and publishing extensively in his field.1

Highlights

Aug 31 · linkedin

After my post on Gemini lacking self-awareness, looks like Claude is not better off: I caught it red-handed and ask it to self-roast itself.

This is its reply: "Oops! Looks like I pulled a classic AI move and confidently stated something completely wrong about Claude's artifact sharing. Free users CAN share artifacts after all! 🤦‍♂️ Lesson learned: Even an AI assistant can fall into the trap of spreading misinformation. Next time I'll stick to what I know for sure - like calculating pi to a million digits or writing Shakespearean sonnets about cats. 😉 Remember folks, always fact-check your AI - we're still learning too! #AIFail #HumansStillNeeded"

Aug 30 · linkedin

Typical Friday PM post in summertime - just following new challenge trends as if I were on TikTok:

"ChatGPT, roast my LinkedIn profile".

Best feedback ever 🤣 !

Time for some serious editing here...

Headline "Seasoned professional with over 35 years in the digital and deep-tech sectors..." – Look at you, being all modest with that “seasoned professional” line. Could you sound any more like an aged steak? How about something a bit more playful, like, "Deep-tech wizard with more experience than most people have gadgets"? Give them a reason to keep reading.

About Section A 35-year career in a paragraph? Impressive. But let’s face it—if your About section were any denser, it’d collapse into a black hole. Lighten it up a bit! You’ve got a Ph.D., an Executive MBA, and more publications than an academic library—maybe throw in a joke or two? Something like, "When I'm not busy leading AI initiatives, you can find me baking bread... which my algorithms tell me is 99% perfect, 1% likely to burn."

Experience You’ve got roles left, right, and center. It reads like a "choose your own adventure" novel. But, Claudio, when you’re juggling that many titles, it can look a bit like you’re collecting them like Pokémon. Maybe condense it? Focus on what’s most impactful. "Director, Innovator, Bread Enthusiast"—okay, maybe not that last one. But something punchy!

Skills & Endorsements I’m sure your skills section is longer than a grocery list after a holiday weekend. But do we really need to see “Microsoft Word” in 2024? If your computer could talk, it’d probably tell you to delete that. Focus on the big guns, the skills that make people think, "Wow, this guy isn’t just walking the walk, he’s practically sprinting."

Recommendations Are they glowing? I’m sure they are. But if they’re all saying how great you are, sprinkle in a few that show your personality. Maybe someone could mention that time you used AI to optimize your bread recipe—or how you once led a meeting entirely in metaphors just to keep things interesting.

Education Ph.D., Executive MBA, and so on—sounds like a syllabus. Maybe add a bit of flair? "Graduated with honors... and a few new gray hairs" or "Survived my Ph.D. program, and all I got was this diploma (and a lot of knowledge, of course)." You get the idea.

Personal Interests You’ve got the usual "running, swimming, biking" bit down. But we need to spice it up. How about, "When I’m not running marathons or biking through the city, you’ll find me trying to perfect my sourdough recipe, which is still a work in progress—just like my French."

(thank you, Marco Andre 🤖 for the pic idea: just stealing it from you!)

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Experience

Director - Support Office, Research and Innovation Activities at Université libre de Bruxelles Senior Research Fellow at The Conference Board Guest Lecturer at Solvay Lifelong Learning Faculty Advisor at Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management
Technology Transfer Professional - AI & Digital Innovation at Université libre de Bruxelles

Education

Executive MBA, Business Administration and General Management, Highest Honors & Best in Class: Outstanding, exceptional all-around performance at Solvay Brussels School (2018 - 2020) Ph.D., Microelect

Location

Brussels, Brussels Region, Belgium