Matteo Vitali
About Matteo Vitali
Matteo Vitali is a Senior Internal Auditor at Glencore, with extensive experience in auditing energy trading processes and commodity risk management. He has studied at multiple institutions, including the University of Oxford and Eni Corporate University, and has worked in both Italy and Switzerland.
Current Role at Glencore
Matteo Vitali currently holds the position of Senior Internal Auditor at Glencore, a role he has occupied since 2015. He operates from Baar, Zug, Switzerland, where he focuses on auditing processes related to energy trading. His responsibilities include evaluating the effectiveness of internal controls and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements within the energy sector.
Previous Experience at Eni
Before joining Glencore, Matteo Vitali worked at Eni, where he served as an Internal Auditor for Energy Trading Processes from 2014 to 2015. His role involved assessing the efficiency and compliance of energy trading operations. Additionally, he was a member of the Commodity Risk Management Team at Eni from 2011 to 2014, gaining expertise in commodity risk management during this time.
Educational Background
Matteo Vitali has a strong academic foundation in economics and business. He studied at Università Politecnica Delle Marche, where he is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Economics and Business. He also studied International Economics at the same university, achieving a Bachelor's degree. His education includes a Master's program at Eni Corporate University - Enrico Mattei School in Economics and Energy, completed in 2011, and studies at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, focusing on Business since 2013.
Internship Experience
In 2010, Matteo Vitali gained practical experience as an intern at Regione Marche for a duration of three months. This role provided him with insights into public sector operations and contributed to his professional development in the field of economics.
International Work Experience
Matteo Vitali has accumulated international work experience, having worked in both Italy and Switzerland. His roles in the energy sector, particularly at Eni and Glencore, have allowed him to engage with diverse market practices and regulatory environments, enhancing his expertise in energy trading and commodity risk management.