Gabriele Gresta

Gabriele Gresta started working at a very young age in the software field. By age 15, he was Software Development Director in a multinational company (Alpha Center). At 16 Gresta created the first super-learning system with various technical internships in the UK, US and Australia.
Discovered by Marco Biondi (Radio Dj), he unleashed his musical creativity with the Mato Grosso digital dance music project, that hits the first position of the Italian Dance Chart bringing him on a international tour for 11 monts. In five years Mato Grosso hit N°1 several times with a total production of 21 records and one "All the best" album.
He then moved on to television as host, author and producer of hit programs on national channels such as MTV Italy and TMC2 and coordinated Telecom Italia's special events strategy.
In 1995 Gabriele Gresta founded Bibop Research Int, a cross-media agency that creates interactive events and projects such as the Mediaset portal, the Tv format "2008" for Italia1, Futurshow for Telecom Italia, Tim Tour, and the I-Tv Alice Live for Telecom Italia.
In 2003, Gresta founded the Digital Magics Group, a digital media company focused on the conception, production and distribution of interactive cross-media contents, events and original formats for different technological platforms.
Having gained extensive experience and expertise in all aspects of content production, Gresta is the Group's Chief Content Officer, the strategist behind the Digital Magics product offer.