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TESTIMONIALS
“I know Dr. Dell’Acqua since 2002 and ever since we have been collaborating on different industrial projects particularly for the FMCG industry, when I was Vice President, Research and Development Director for La Prairie Group. Dr. Dell’Acqua is a smart-, innovative and very sincere scientist and scientific business man. He has the rare talent to grasp the essentials quickly and to translate key knowledge into new ideas- products or services. I had the pleasure to collaborate very closely with him for the US/Swiss brand La Prairie in the fields of cosmetics and “blue Skye” innovation. Dr. Dell’Acqua is a diligent and trustworthy scientist with a unique insight for biological sciences and its translation into applicable product and marketing ideas. His business acumen as well as sense for people of different background and education and races makes him an always great fellow to work with.”
Prof Sven Gohla
Managing Director bei Matahari Technology Consulting – Previously VP, R&D La Prairie Group
“Dr. Dell’Acqua is an extremely competent and brilliant scientist. His deep knowledge and experience has been an invaluable asset during my work. His outstanding publication in medicine and cosmetic science testify of his knowledge and creativity in bringing novel solutions and innovation to our field. I strongly recommend M. Giorgio Dell’Acqua for his skills and expertise.”
Dr. Paolo Giacomoni
CSO, Elan Rose International – Previously Executive Director at Clinique
“Giorgio has been an invaluable asset to the magazine, providing exceptional technical insight for our audience in his writings due to his exceptional knowledge on ingredients and formulations, but also expert advice on larger industry issues to assist me in shaping our content. An important aspect of his work with us is to clearly and succinctly communicate highly complex subject matters, which he has done consistently for many years. Further, his positive attitude and energy make it a true pleasure to work with him.”
Rachel Grabenhofer
Managing Editor, Cosmetics & Toiletries Magazine
“Giorgio Dell’Acqua, as a brilliant senior scientist, mainly participated in developing active ingredients for our most successful products. He was of great advice in scientific consulting on raw materials and finished products; his huge experience in this field is of invaluable worth. He further always demonstrated a remarkable commitment and creativity in his work. We particularly appreciate his outstanding scientific knowledge, combined with an expertise in the cosmetics field, making him unique. The cooperation with the President of LVMH Recherche and myself, as well as our whole scientific team, was excellent; his passion for research and extraordinary communication skills helping a lot.”
Dr. Sylvianne Schnebert
Head of Life Sciences Department, LVMH Recherche
PUBLISHED WORK
Air pollution is from industrial waste that originates from fossil fuel combustion, vehicle gas exhaust, and environmental elements such as sunlight (UV), heat, humidity, ozone, dust, and soot that can synergize and further activate pollutants or function as pollution carriers.
The most often cited definition of sustainable development is the one from the Brundtland Commission of the United Nations on March 20, 1987: “Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”1Working in product development, we may ask ourselves, “What is the route to follow to achieve the goal of sustainable development when we develop a product?” It is important to point out that we need to work within the sustainable development architecture that is formed by the three pillars of sustainability, or the so called “triple bottom line,” a term introduced by John Elkington in the 1990s, that considers economic factor (or profit), social equity (or people), and environmental practice (or planet) when developing a business or a product.
