Davide Anzalone + Alberto Mattiello

Davide Anzalone received professional training in Milan and Austria. Right after graduation he became Head of Design for several international groups, working on the development of cutting-edge hi-fi audio products and electronic systems.

This experience has become very handy when ideating the technological side of Eitherland products. In 2009 Davide founded his own studio, collaborating with furniture brands, lighting, home appliances, consumer electronics and hi-fi.

Davide’s products and designs appeared in different publications and have won major awards, including the national BraunPrize award for the best Italian design, Red Dot Design Award, A’Design Award, German Design Award, GOOD DESIGN AWARD, and ADI Design Index.

He has also made a name for himself within the outdoor sector, collaborating with brands such as Metalco and THE PLACEMAKERS.

His styling of MyEquilibria, the world’s first outdoor fitness system, based on instinctive body movements, has brought him several design awards, including Red Dot Design Award 2018.

Since 2015, he has been living and working in his homeland, the Marche region.

Alberto Mattiello is a co-founder, thought-leader and designer behind Eitherland. He lives in Miami, Florida, where he leads the Future Thinking project, Wunderman Thompson’s international innovation accelerator.

Passionate about having people spent more time outdoors, he has designed MyIsle — the first Compact Fitness Sculpture made of UHP Molecular Concrete®, for outdoor environments that has received the honorable mention in the ADI Compasso d’Oro International Award and ADI Design Index i 2017.

A curator of the series The Future of Management for MIT Sloan Management Review and author of Marketing: Psychology Behind Profit, Marketing Thinking and co-author of Mind the Change, Alberto is invited as a keynote speaker to share his vision of the future of technology, business and work.

He teaches in various universities including Bocconi University and Imperial College of London.