Born in Nuoro , with two degrees and the title of engineer , the first female governor of Sardinia turned 55 on 6 February , in the midst of the election campaign.

For her , a long past outside the island, between the rest of Italy and abroad, working in eight different countries, including the United States, Spain, England, France, Holland . Then, in 2018 the return to Sardinia.

Technology, energy and finance are his themes, he speaks four languages, "including Sardinian", as he is keen to point out .

An entrepreneur and manager, she was CEO of Olidata until the decision, in 2019, to run in the European elections as the leader of the M5s, when, however, she was not elected. On the other hand, she earned the nomination among the "Italian Inspiring Fifty", the fifty Italian women considered the most influential in the world of technology.

The institutional role will arrive, after winning a seat in Parliament in the 2019 elections, with the birth of the second Conte Government, in which she will play the role of deputy minister for economic development , confirmed with the arrival of Draghi.

Numerous Sardinian industrial disputes were on his table during his years in government. In 2021 she was appointed by Giuseppe Conte as vice president of the Pentastellati, a position she left when she launched her candidacy to become the first female president of the Sardinia Region.

(Unioneonline/vl)

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