[email protected] Originally coming from a scientific background, Alex was studying to become a doctor but felt called onto a different path. The process of self-discovery led him down many different and seemingly disconnected avenues — from studying commerce and trying to start his own business, to working in letting, and even joining the Armed Forces… Continue reading Alex Camilleri

[email protected] Leonardo is our Web & Game Developer who is an expert in CMS Websites, e-Learning platforms and integrations with custom applications both on Frontend and Backend. He also provides IT support to clients and projects in the most efficient way. He loves video games, racing cars, passing time with various softwares on PC and… Continue reading Leonardo Pristerà

[email protected] Anna Maria works mostly from Brussels although she is also often zooming around different European countries. She focuses on issues related to digital agenda, education, entrepreneurship and social affairs. Anna’s background is quite eclectic having been an entrepreneur herself, with companies in areas related to business management, environmental services and training. She is one… Continue reading Anna Maria Darmanin

[email protected] Jacqueline is the motor behind all day-to-day operations at AcrossLimits. She deals with all number crunching aspects of projects and clients and everyone, (including Angele!), understands that her word is law when it comes to money. Her path to working in finance has been an extremely winding one! She originally studied sciences as she… Continue reading Jacqueline Bugeja

[email protected] Emanuele is Italian and began programming when he was just a teenager. He continued to develop his skills while he juggled part-time work and also studied. His studies specialized in CMS and web languages. He enjoys teamwork and challenges, and always aims for the best result. Emanuele’s hidden talents are playing the piano, synth… Continue reading Emanuele Pristerà

[email protected] Steve is old. And grumpy. The first computers he got his hands on were not PCs. The first code he cut was not even OO. Since then he has gone from pseudo code and writing compilers to developing technology policy and technology strategy at the national and international levels. Steve has worked in academia,… Continue reading Steve Robertshaw