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Gabriele Gresta is internationally recognized as an expert in digital media and technologies, specializing in viral projects, participatory television, and innovative TV formats tailored for multiple platforms. He is also a renowned global speaker. On television, Gresta served as host, author, and producer of popular programs on networks such as MTV and Tmc2, and played leading roles in two films: "Il Segreto Del Giaguaro" and "Tobia Al Caffè." In radio, he co-hosted prime-time shows on mainstream stations like Radio Dj. He serves on the board of several humanitarian initiatives and is an activist for transhumanism and ethical entrepreneurship.
Gresta began his career early in software development. By age 15, he was Software Development Director at Alpha Center International, where he created a super-learning system that enabled the company to expand internationally, becoming a multinational corporation. In 1990, he joined the Mato Grosso dance music project, touring internationally and achieving multiple Top 10 hits over five years.
In 1995, Gresta founded Bibop, a cross-media and event company that reached a turnover of 8 billion Italian Lira within two years, serving 56 clients among Italy’s top 50 brands. In 1999, he sold 40% of Bibop to Telecom Italia for 11 billion Lira, marking one of the first successful case histories in Italy’s new economy.
In 2003, Gresta founded Digital Magics Group, a digital media incubator where he oversees M&A and international business development. Digital Magics has raised approximately 16 million euros from partners and private investors and has launched 30 companies to support their growth. In 2011, he became a venture partner at Brainspark (now Clearleisure), a UK stock-listed real estate and leisure company with investments exceeding 20 million pounds and a net asset value over 50 million. That same year, he joined the board of the German publicly traded company Let'sBuyIt.
On March 7, 2012, Gresta resigned from Brainspark and relocated to the United States to concentrate on expanding Digital Magics and YOTT.IO in the vast US market.
