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Giuliano Stiglitz

Chief Executive Officer at Numatec

Giuliano Stiglitz has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries. Giuliano began their career as a Business Owner, co-founding an internet e-commerce site and real estate marketplace. Giuliano later worked as a Manager in Strategy and Business Development at Mercedes-Benz AG, where they analyzed various internal and external issues.

Stiglitz then moved on to Metro International, where they held the role of EVP Sales Europe and Sales Director for Italy. In this role, they were responsible for implementing approved policies and spreading best practices in several European countries.

Giuliano later joined Orange and took on various roles within the company. As the Global Sales Director, they focused on developing advertising sales across Orange platforms globally and oversaw key agency and client relationships. Giuliano then became the CEO of Orange Advertising, where they managed all aspects of the business and successfully transformed it into one of the fastest-growing companies in the US and Latin America.

After their time at Orange, Stiglitz founded and served as the CEO of Latam Digital Ventures, a holding company investing in Latin American and US multicultural digital media businesses. The company was later acquired by Grupo Prisa.

Currently, Stiglitz is the Chief Executive Officer of Numatec, an investment company that specializes in high growth disruptive martech and adtech enabled businesses. Their focus is on partnering with leading adtech and martech platforms to help them scale and assisting brands in achieving complex digital marketing strategies.

Giuliano Stiglitz completed an Executive Course at Henley Business School in 2008. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Statistics and Economics from Sapienza Università di Roma, which they completed between 1996 and 2000. Additionally, Giuliano also attended UWC Atlantic College from 1993 to 1995, although specific details regarding their degree or field of study during this period are not provided.

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