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Giordano is an architect, an entrepreneur, and an experienced business developer. He curated art shows while giving architectural direction for international clients, family offices, and investors providing consultancy for the valorization of their real estate assets. He managed client portfolios of $60M (expanded it to $100M) overseeing RE development, project management, and other business development ventures. He also helped design affordable sustainable communities and developed business for America's first national housing company.

The strong desire to have impact for our society reinforced by the feeling of making a difference, that rose during the event of Covid-19, led Giordano to the creation of the Non-Profit Social Impact Initiative Unite For Italy, which operates as an NGO per partnership with the Humanity 2.0 Foundation, to contribute to the Italian community worldwide by facilitating donation processing in support of sustainable impact initiatives that help humanity move forward and improve both its evolution and well-being.

He expanded his business development practice by curating the communication and go-to-market strategies for the launch of various products in the innovation, start-up/scale-up environment, and high-technology field. He worked closely with family offices, HNIS, investors and propelled a 30-company portfolio outreach, ranging from a Space Investment Fund to a FinTech company, of which he became Partner, by curating business development, capital raise, public-private partnerships, and strategic operations to increase business revenues and expand company verticals in global markets.

Thanks to his field experience and know-how, he developed and achieved in delivering the world’s first nuclear waste management use case scenario on the distributed ledger; he connected in collaboration a US based company valued at $71 million (3 year prospected evaluation of $250 million) and an Italian company valued at $60 million (prospected evaluation $100 million) to protect and secure all digi-waste (digital nuclear waste) sensitive data and digi-waste management through blockchain technology.

Giordano was born in Rome, Italy but lived and worked between Italy and the United States. He has a background in Civil Engineering at the faculty of Roma Tre University before transferring to Architecture at NJIT – New Jersey Institute of Technology where, after obtaining a scholarship for design merit, graduated with “Magna Cum Laude” and various design related awards.

During his academic formation, Giordano was allowed to attended, in exclusivity (as a civilian), an eight month Air Force ROTC program offering a focused training environment instilling values of integrity, service before self, and excellence. He attended intense leadership training in Team & Leadership Fundamentals and Leadership & Management courses that have the aim to develop quality leaders and world’s finest officers of the United States Air Force & Space Force.