Giulia Spagna is the Director of RED Nova, an organization specialized in the design and management of humanitarian, social, and inclusion projects. With over fifteen years of experience, she leads a multidisciplinary team that supports public institutions, NGOs, and third-sector organizations throughout every stage of the project cycle — from funding analysis and proposal writing to partnership building, project management, reporting, and evaluation.

Under her leadership, RED Nova has successfully contributed to projects funded by Erasmus+, AMIF, CERV, Horizon Europe, and other EU programs, working both as lead applicant and technical partner. Collaborating with a network of more than 80 European partners, the organization provides expertise in capacity building, strategic EU project design, and hands-on operational support.

Combining vision with pragmatism, RED Nova helps organizations transform ideas into fundable projects and measurable impact — ensuring methodological rigor, efficiency, and sustainability in every initiative.