Andrea Rosati is a distinguished expert in animal science, with a career spanning over three decades in European and global organisations. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Perugia, followed by a Master’s in Animal Genetics and a PhD in Biometry and Animal Genetics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Early in his career, he worked at the Italian Animal Breeders Organisation (AIA), managing national animal performance recordings and genetic evaluations. He also held academic positions, teaching statistics at the universities of Bologna and Camerino.

Rosati has held significant leadership roles, including General Manager of the European Federation of Animal Science (EAAP), the World Association for Animal Production (WAAP), and the International Committee for Animal Recording (ICAR). At ICAR, he oversaw global standards for animal identification, performance recording, and genetic evaluations. He has also coordinated 2 EU-funded research projects and participated in over 20 others, delivering lectures in more than 40 countries on animal production, sustainability, and agricultural development.

A prolific contributor to scientific literature, Rosati co-founded four international scientific journals, authored numerous articles, and co-authored two books. His daily responsibilities include organising international conferences, webinars, and workshops, managing scientific publications, and promoting animal science dissemination. He is also a strong advocate for agricultural research within EU institutions and a consultant focused on enhancing efficiency in large-scale animal farming.

Rosati’s global perspective on the livestock industry, extensive network of experts, and expertise in agricultural innovation make him a sought-after lecturer and strategic advisor. His scientific background and leadership roles uniquely position him to drive advancements in the sector, with a focus on future technologies and sustainable development.