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Matteo Fabbri

Namesakes

Who I am not

Matteo Fabbri is a name I share with a professor, a chairman, a journalist, a surfer and a few other people who are frankly more interesting than me. This page exists so nobody credits me with their achievements.

If you came here looking for one of them, below is who they are and where to go. If you were looking for me, the home page is this way.

  1. The professor in Ferrara

    Teaching and research

    A Matteo Fabbri teaches at the University of Ferrara. His official CV is online, with qualifications, publications and teaching. If you were looking for the professor, he is over there.

    CV on unife.it

  2. The entrepreneur

    Chairman of GoatAI

    This Matteo Fabbri chairs GoatAI, according to his LinkedIn profile. A namesake with a company and an important title; I have neither.

    LinkedIn profile

  3. The journalist at Linkiesta

    Current affairs and news

    A Matteo Fabbri writes current-affairs articles for Linkiesta. His author page collects them all. That is not me: I do not write for a newspaper.

    Author page on Linkiesta

  4. The surfer

    Surfboards

    A Matteo Fabbri makes surfboards and sells them from his website. I am not a champion, and I am not even sure I could stand on a board. His site is better than this one, though.

    Matteo Fabbri Surfboards

  5. The geneticist in the Garlasco case

    Crime news

    A geneticist named Matteo Fabbri is connected to the Garlasco case, one of Italy's best-known criminal cases. Donna Glamour has a profile of him. That is not me, and I have nothing to do with that story.

    Profile on Donna Glamour

  6. The character in a book

    “Tu prepara il filtro”

    There is also a Matteo Fabbri in Francesco De Giorgi's book “Tu prepara il filtro”. I don't know how big a part he has, but being a character in a book is something I envy. He is the only namesake I would have liked to be.

    The book on IBS

  7. The ad man behind “Una Donna Per Amico”

    Television advertising

    According to Film.it, a Matteo Fabbri worked on the advertising for “Una Donna Per Amico”. A namesake on loan to television. That is not me: I work with code, not commercials.

    Article on Film.it

  8. The Opus Dei priest

    A Don Matteo Fabbri

    On opusdei.org, a Don Matteo Fabbri writes about prayer and how to teach it to friends. I am not the head of Opus Dei, I am not a priest, and I did not write that article.

    Article on opusdei.org

None of them has anything to do with this site, and I am not responsible for what they do. The name, for better or worse, is the same.