I only joined the company later. After graduating from the Nautical Institute as a long-distance captain and completing my military service, I immediately started working. It was a clerical job that allowed me to make a career; an average, planned life, both in and out of the office.

One fine day, however, destiny knocked harder, putting me at a crossroads between the life I was leading, serene and predictable, and the possibility of engaging with the rest of the Testa family in new challenges.

I decided to get back into the game, because you can be involved in the sea even if you stay on land.

If, in a company, work is the rail on which to move forward, administration, the daily commitment in the office, serves to put coal in the locomotive.

My role is to reconcile the accounts, liaise with the accountant and the labour consultant, and define when to produce according to demand.

The most unpleasant thing is the bureaucracy. My great passion is travelling, comparing characters and lifestyles. I’m married and have two sons, and I feel cosmopolitan.