Matteo Bergamini

Matteo Bergamini has a diverse work experience with a focus on media, politics, and youth engagement. In 2015, they founded and served as the CEO of Shout Out UK, an education brand that provides training and programs on media and political literacy. Matteo also worked with Channel 4, partnering with them to produce Britain's first ever Youth Leaders Election Debate. In 2014, Matteo worked as a producer for the investigative documentary "Anonymous: A Million Men" and their responsibilities included conducting interviews and securing distribution for the film. Matteo has also been actively involved in political organizations, serving as the Youth Officer for the Harrow Branch of the Liberal Democratic Party from 2011 to 2014 and as a Conference Committee Member for Liberal Youth from 2012 to 2014. Furthermore, they have experience in fundraising and has worked as a fundraiser for Home Fundraising Ltd from 2010 to 2013. Additionally, Matteo has interned at organizations such as Salzburg Global Seminar and Civitatis International, gaining experience in program management and global politics. Matteo has also interned at the Simon Hughes MP Constituency Office and the Liberal Democrats London Campaigns office, where they gained experience in communications and grassroots organizing.

Matteo Bergamini began their education at Brunel University London in 2011, where they pursued a degree in Politics and History. Matteo completed this program in 2014. In 2015, Matteo furthered their education at the same university by enrolling in a Graduate Diploma program in Law, which they completed in 2016.