Roberto Greco is the Founder and President of Didaxé Social Cooperative, an organization that since 2016 has been developing European projects within the Erasmus+ framework in the fields of school education, adult learning, and vocational training.

Under his leadership, Didaxé has managed over 50 projects and engaged more than 700 students and trainers, and has been accredited as a consortium coordinator for mobility since 2020. In addition to its headquarters in Turin, the cooperative operates in Caserta and Cellole, where it manages Officine Didaxé – Cellole Youth Centre, a property confiscated from the Camorra and returned to the community.

Active in European project design since the early 2000s, Roberto gained international experience at Tellus Education Group in Plymouth (2010–2013) before moving to Turin, where he founded Didaxé.