Hi! I'm Alessandra and I am currently in my third year of International Economics and Management. I am drawn to identifying problems in society and solving them by brining people and resources together. I define myself as a really passionate and empathetic person. I am looking forward to be an excellent leader for my team and to leave my mark in our community. My passion for law and my degree in econ is what pushed me to create this Association. I am looking forward to meeting new people and develop unique projects.

Hi! I'm Alessandra and I am currently in my third year of International Economics and Management. I am drawn to identifying problems in society and solving them by brining people and resources together. I define myself as a really passionate and empathetic person. I am looking forward to be an excellent leader for my team and to leave my mark in our community. My passion for law and my degree in econ is what pushed me to create this Association. I am looking forward to meeting new people and develop unique projects.

I’m Dario! I’m a second-year student in Administration, Finance and Control and proud to serve as Head of Events at BSFFS. What has always fascinated me is the human drive to break rules and circumvent systems and equally, the powerful strategies designed to uncover and stop such actions. If I had to sum myself up in one word, it would be curiosity. And it’s this curiosity that I share with my fellow members of the association: together, we’re building a vibrant community where ideas flow freely and where our focus is clear: shedding light on tax evasion and the hidden economy that thrives behind illicit activities.

I’m Wen, a Master’s student in International Management at Bocconi, passionate about how economics, psychology, and society influence each other. I’m curious, open-minded, and I enjoy turning ideas into well-organised projects while learning from the people I work with. As Head of Strategy & Operations, I’ll make sure things run smoothly so our ideas can become reality.

I’m Caterina, I’ve always been the kind of person who asks questions and digs deeper when something doesn’t add up. That’s what led me to BSFFS, where I now bring this mindset to my role as Head of the Italian Organized Crime Division, working to expose how mafia infiltrates our world and our economy.

I’m Daria, a third-year student in International Economics and Management and Vice President of the Bocconi Students Forensic Finance Society. I’ve always been drawn to understanding how people think, especially what pushes them to cross ethical lines or take advantage of systems. Forensic finance brings together everything I care about: critical thinking, human psychology, and real-world complexity. With this society, we’re building a space where curiosity meets structure, where students from different backgrounds come together to investigate, challenge ideas, and learn from one another along the way.

Hello! I am Andrei Fedorenciuc, the Treasurer of BSFFS! I’m originally from Romania and I am starting the third tear of my BIEM degree. I can’t wait to meet and work alongside you, in order to write the first lines of the BSFFS story!

I’m Giulia, a Master’s student in CEMS IM at Bocconi, with a strong interest in how strategy and creativity shape impactful communication. Curious by nature, I enjoy discovering new perspectives and translating them into clear and consistent narratives that strengthen recognition and trust. As Head of Branding for the Bocconi Forensic Finance Society, I ensure our image reflects our mission to investigate the hidden world of financial crime and to uncover the stories behind it.

I’m Aleksandra, a third-year student in Economics and Management for Arts, Culture and Communication. I’ve always been fascinated by the psychology behind financial misconduct - what drives people to manipulate systems and how organizations fail to detect it. Forensic finance combines everything that captivates me: investigation, behavioral insight, and analytical precision. At BSFFS, I lead the Investigations Lab, where we examine real-world fraud cases and uncover the human and systemic patterns behind them. To me, understanding financial crime isn’t just about numbers - it’s about the minds and motives that shape them.