TRO announces the arrival of Maurizio Bruno as Events Creative Director. With this appointment, TRO expands the know-how of the Live Communication team and reinforces the “competence-driven” approach that distinguishes the agency.

“Constantly integrating new talents into our team is essential to innovate and continue to conceive, develop and manage total experience projects that promote brand advocacy and support sales” says Antonio Magaraci, Managing Director of TRO, an agency part of Omnicom Group and UNA-Aziende della Comunicazione Unite – “The arrival of Maurizio with his over 15 years of experience is a further push towards the excellence that we have always offered to our clients”.

Bruno, born in 1987, has built his career in Live Communication by designing, producing and managing innovative events and projects, since his first assignment in 2010, as an Event Designer at Studio EXHIBITA where he specialized in the design of exhibitions, retail projects, fashion shows and presentations, collaborating mainly with Luxury and Fashion brands. He was subsequently responsible for the Events department of Crescenzi&Co, following the design and development of international events and projects for Beauty, Hotellerie and Lifestyle clients. In Postology, as operations director, he gained experience in the entertainment sector, specializing in the production and management of immersive experiences and international pop-up exhibitions.

Since 2021 he has been collaborating with IED, in the IED Alumni segment, as a mentor and industry expert specialising in fashion and luxury events, helping and inspiring students from all over the world, directing them in the world of work and creativity.

“Throughout my career I have always embraced an omnichannel vision of modern communication, seeking to create meaningful and engaging connections with the public, bringing brands closer to their target,” comments Maurizio Bruno, Events Creative Director of TRO. “At TRO I will use these skills of mine to collaborate with the team in the creation of increasingly unconventional total experience projects.”