Media

Professor Paolo Aversa is an experienced and award-winning communicator with a strong academic and professional background in media. He holds a bachelor and a master in Communication - both obtained cum laude -, complemented by professional training in journalism and broadcasting. He regularly collaborates with major international outlets, contributing authored articles, expert commentary, and participating in live television and radio programmes. Known for his ability to translate complex academic insights into accessible and captivating narratives, or use research knowledge to make sense of complex everyday phenomena in business and organizations, Professor Aversa engages diverse audiences around the world. He is open to media collaborations across formats and platforms.

Two men in suits and ties sitting on chairs outdoors at night, with city lights in the background, engaged in a conversation.
News anchor in a blue suit and tie speaks on television at night with city lights in the background.

As seen in:

BBC World News logo with white text on black background.
The words "The Guardian" in bold black font on a white background.
The word 'Mirror' written in large white letters on a gray background.
The logo of Sydney Morning Herald in black Gothic font.
Black CNN logo on a dark background
Logo of Rai 1, an Italian television channel, featuring the text 'Rai 1' with a black background and white lettering.
The logo of the Financial Times newspaper in black text on a white background.
Diagram showing the water cycle with labels for evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and collection.
The text 'Corriere Della Sera' in bold black font.
Sky News logo in black and white.
Logo for 'the financial edge' with stylized lowercase 'fe' and the phrase 'the financial edge' below
Black background with NBC logo in the bottom left corner
Black and orange smartphone with a start button on the screen.
Forbes logo in black text on a white background.
A cartoon figure reading a book in front of a blackboard labeled 'Economics.'
Close-up of a small, round, dark brown fruit with a thin skin, held in a person's hand with a blurred background.
The phrase 'CITY A.M.' written in large, black capital letters on a white background.
Text reading "The Sole 24 ORE" in black font on a white background.
Logo of The Times newspaper with black text and a decorative emblem in the center.
The Bloomberg Business logo in black and gray text.
The New York Times logo in black Gothic font.
Black and white illustration of a person in a hospital bed connected to medical equipment, with a doctor and a nurse attending.
The words "The Conversation" in bold black letters with a speech bubble shaped like a chat icon in the middle.
NBC peacock logo in white outline on black background with 'CNBC' text underneath.

Media Sample

Race cars on stage with Formula 1 branding, drivers in racing suits, and fan crowd in the background, under dramatic lighting.

Financial Times

F1 shifts gear as off-track expansion goes into overdrive
[expert quote]

Formula 1 is developing its entertainment, merchandise and immersive fan experiences to broaden its appeal and boost revenue.

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Al Jazeera

F1 Business Problems
[Live TV interview in studio]

Formula 1 is facing business challenges that affect teams, stakeholders, and the future of the sport.

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The Conversation

A female race car driver in racing suit and gloves sitting next to her Formula 1 car, smiling, with her helmet resting on the ground. The car has sponsorships and the number 13, with prominent markings for the John Player Grand Prix.

Women in Formula One: how the sport is trying to redress its longstanding lack of support for female drivers and staff
[authored piece]

Formula One is taking steps to support women—introducing the F1 Academy, grassroots programs, and paddock roles—to close its gender gap.

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BBC

F1 possible sale
[Live TV interview in studio]

Formula 1 may be acquired by a new group.

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CGTN

A man with a beard and suit, identified as Paolo Aversa, professor of strategy at King's College London, sitting in an office with computer monitors and a window behind him.

Crackdown on international students in the U.S. could benefit UK universities
[Recorded TV interview]

An ongoing crackdown on issuing visas for international students in the United States could open opportunities for talented academics to switch their studies to the UK.

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Class CNBC Italy

A television news broadcast with a woman in a red blazer sitting at a desk and a man in a video call window. The text on the screen discusses Formula 1 and Ferrari.

F1 ancora flop per Ferrari
[Live TV interview - Remote Call]

Squalificati Hamilton e Leclerc al gran premio della Cina
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Financial Times

A red Ducati motorcycle with a vintage racing style, positioned on a red stand in front of a large cardboard box with the Ducati logo and technical drawings of a motorcycle. The setting appears to be indoors with a dark background.

Engaging with a company’s users
[Authored Piece]

Case Study on how Ducati tapped the power of fans

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Get in touch with Paolo

info@paoloaversa.com