Roberta Lucca

Co-Founder @ Bossa Studios & Unconventional Entrepreneur

Roberta Lucca is the co-founder of British video game developer Bossa Studios, one of Europe’s most successful and creative gaming companies, achieving unparalleled success with games titles including the BAFTA-winning Monstermind, I Am Bread and Surgeon Simulator.

"Forbes Top 50 Women in Tech"

Topics

  • Innovation: The Secret to the Most Innovative Companies
  • AI: How Can AI Work for You?
  • Games: A Massive Untapped Opportunity
  • High Performance: The 5Cs Windmill

Languages

She presents in English.

How she presents

Roberta has contributed to conferences and events talking with authority about her experience as an entrepreneur and the world of technology and AI.

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In Detail

Roberta has worked with organisations worldwide, including Ocado, Disney, Unilever, NatWest, Creative Informatics, Forbes and the Festival of Marketing. In 2022, she appeared on TV as a judge and angel investor on BBC One’s The Apprentice, judging the contestants in a weekly task to build, brand and promote a video game.

Prior to founding Bossa, Roberta worked as an innovation expert at Nokia and at Brazil-based TV Globo, the second-largest commercial TV network in the world. As a digital entrepreneur, she also set up Wonderluk, one of the first companies to enter the 3D-printing market, designing, manufacturing and selling 3D-printed jewellery on demand.

What she offers you

Roberta’s experience as a digital entrepreneur inspires and challenges audiences seeking to instill a creative, entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial mindset; and looking at how to innovate in an increasingly tech-savvy world.

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