Professionals
Professor Luca Cacciolatte

Professor Dr. Luca Cacciolatti is a dynamic academic and entrepreneurial innovator, serving as a Reader in Marketing at the University of Westminster and an educational consultant at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation, with a keen focus on sustainable food systems, entrepreneurship, and innovation.


Professor Dr. Luca Cacciolatti is a seasoned academic pathfinder and entrepreneurial adventurer whose work spans innovation, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Below is an organized overview of his profile:
Academic and Professional Roles
Reader in Marketing at the University of Westminster, London:
Manages programs in entrepreneurship, innovation, and enterprise development.
Brings over 18 years of experience designing transformative learning experiences, including an MSc in Entrepreneurship and Innovation that has inspired over 260 start-up founders.
Research and Scholarly Interests
Focuses on the intersection of marketing, entrepreneurship, and sociological institutionalism.
Has made significant contributions through both academic research and practical ventures.
Passionate about reshaping sustainable food systems and fostering a growth mindset among students and emerging entrepreneurs.
Innovative Pedagogical Approaches
Utilizes cutting-edge methods such as:
Problem-based learning
Team-based learning
Gamification
Renowned for translating complex ideas into actionable insights with a touch of humor.
Additional Academic Roles and Contributions
Educational Consultant at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation.
Visiting Professor Positions:
School of Public Affairs, University of Science and Technology of China
School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University
Editorial Work:
Member of the boards of journals including Technological Forecasting and Social Change, the Journal of Business Research, and the International Journal of Innovation Studies.
European Expert Evaluator and Rapporteur:
Contributed to Horizon2020 calls focused on sustainable and healthy food manufacturing value chains.
Impact and Vision
Professor Cacciolatti’s ability to simplify complex concepts and build conceptual models has enriched his students’ learning experiences and driven meaningful change in the entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystems across various sectors. His work continues to make connections that count, blending academic rigor with practical impact.