Connecting Cultures Through Cuisine
Educational & Project Manager bridging Michelin-starred kitchen experience with culinary education and restaurant entrepreneurship in Budapest.
Leading international projects and developing innovative dining concepts at the intersection of education, gastronomy, and contemporary hospitality.
Hey, I'm Álmos 👋 — Following passion over convention, I found where Culture, Education, and Gastronomy converge 🍽️ I started in arts management, spent years managing musicians and cultural events. Then in 2019, I realized gastronomy wasn't just a hobby—it was my professional mission. So I trained at ALMA, worked in Michelin 3-star kitchens, and returned to education—this time as Educational & Project Manager, leading international projects for luxury brands and building restaurant concepts across borders. Today, I'm the bridge between haute cuisine and hospitality education, between Italian tradition and international innovation, between the kitchen and the boardroom. 👇 Keep scrolling to see the journey
Leading educational strategy and international partnerships at Italy's premier culinary institution. Direct collaboration with Didactic Director Chef Matteo Berti on strategic projects, luxury brand partnerships, and global educational initiatives.
Discover ALMAThe best projects bridge worlds - connecting luxury, education, and culture. At ALMA, I lead international partnerships that bring together heritage brands, world-class chefs, and educational innovation. From Kering Group's Ginori 1735 to Barry Callebaut's vision for the future of hospitality—these projects define the next generation of gastronomic excellence.
Managing ALMA's strategic partnership with Ginori 1735, the historic Italian porcelain maison owned by Kering Group. Leading the global Café Ginori rollout (Florence, Rome, New York, Abu Dhabi) including recipe book development, staff training programs, and institutional events. Direct liaison between ALMA's educational excellence and Ginori's luxury design philosophy.
Coordinating a national educational initiative across 15 partner restaurants with ALMA Chef Ambassadors. Leading the "Chocolate à la Carte" consultancy format and the "Manifesto for Hospitality" launch at SIGEP 2025, redefining chocolate's role in contemporary gastronomy.
Gastronomy is cultural diplomacy - and food is the universal language. As ALMA's institutional representative, I coordinate educational missions during the Italian Cuisine Week in the World, collaborating with Italian embassies, local culinary schools, and chef ambassadors to promote Italian gastronomic culture and build international partnerships.
ALMA's institutional representative during the Italian Cuisine Week in the World. Coordinated masterclasses, embassy presentations, and the official diplomatic buffet with ALMA Chef Ambassadors Davide Larise and Jacopo Bistocchi.
Second international mission expanding ALMA's presence in the Caucasus region. Coordinating institutional presentations, culinary masterclasses with ALMA chefs, and a gala dinner in collaboration with the Italian Embassy in Tbilisi.
My career has been anything but linear - and that's exactly what makes it valuable. From managing a touring band to coordinating cultural events, from Michelin kitchens to educational leadership—each chapter built the skills I use today. Artist management taught me team dynamics. A38 Ship taught me event complexity. Michelin stars taught me excellence. ALMA taught me to teach. Now I bring it all together.
Internship and full-time role in Chef Mauro Uliassi's three-Michelin-star kitchen. Learned precision, creativity, and the organizational complexity of world-class gastronomy. Read Forbes article
Winter season cook during Chef Michele Lazzarini's final year as Head Chef. High-altitude fine dining in the Dolomites—discipline, teamwork, and relentless standards.
International experience at one of Latin America's most innovative restaurants. Immersed in Chef Rodolfo Guzmán's philosophy of indigenous ingredients and radical creativity.
Reunited with Chef Michele Lazzarini after St. Hubertus, deepening my understanding of restaurant operations. This experience crystallized my passion for the organizational and managerial dimension of gastronomy—bridging kitchen excellence with strategic leadership.
Strategic management of an indie band: booking, marketing, press relations, tour logistics, and finances. Built international connections and learned how to coordinate creative teams under pressure.
Supported the program manager of Budapest's iconic cultural venue. Organized and coordinated concerts, exhibitions, and cultural programming—managing logistics, vendors, and audiences.
Galeotti Álmos has demonstrated exceptional dedication and talent during his time at Ristorante Uliassi. His commitment to precision, creativity, and understanding the complexity of world-class gastronomy has been remarkable.
Working with Álmos at Contrada Bricconi was a pleasure. His passion for the organizational and managerial dimension of gastronomy is evident, and his strategic leadership makes him invaluable.
I don't just teach hospitality - I build it. While leading educational projects at ALMA, I'm also developing Budapest's first Contemporary Trattoria concept and co-own one of the city's most beloved pizzerias. Because the best educators stay connected to the reality of opening doors, training teams, and serving guests every day.
Budapest's top pizzeria combining authentic Italian dough craft with creative cocktails. Located at the foot of Liberty Bridge, Zsiràf has become a gastronomic and social landmark featured in local guides and lifestyle magazines.
Responsible for supplier selection, quality control, F&B standards, and menu development.
Hungary's first Contemporary Italian Trattoria concept—bringing the evolution of Italian dining to Budapest. Menu developed in collaboration with Chef Giuseppe Merlino (Uliassi 3★ brigade), focusing on seasonality, product integrity, and the reinterpretation of Italian classics through a modern lens. Targeting middle–upper clientele that values quality and cultural authenticity. Read We Love Budapest Read CiboToday
Concept defined, suppliers scouted, menu prototyping in progress. Integrating sustainability, design, and authentic Italian storytelling.
Conceived and organized Hungary's first-ever three-Michelin-star dinner, bringing the Uliassi brigade to Budapest for a one-night collaboration with Konyhakör. Cross-border logistics, team coordination, and operational execution in a non-traditional environment.
In gastronomy, relationships are everything - and I've built mine across continents. From representing Mauro Uliassi at the World's 50 Best in Turin to attending The Best Chef Awards as a guest of Michele Lazzarini, I maintain deep connections with chefs, brands, and institutions operating at the highest levels of contemporary gastronomy.
Attended as a guest of Chef Michele Lazzarini (Contrada Bricconi) in Dubai (2024) and Milan (2025). Building relationships with the global chef community and staying connected to culinary innovation.
Represented Mauro and Catia Uliassi at the World's 50 Best Restaurants Ceremony in Turin, June 2025. Maintaining institutional relationships with world-renowned chefs and gastronomic leaders.
Planning and executing complex international projects. From luxury brand partnerships to institutional missions, I coordinate resources, teams, and timelines across borders.
Curriculum development, academic coordination, and program design. Bridging educational vision with operational execution and financial oversight at ALMA.
Quality control, staff training, brand alignment, and service excellence. Bringing Michelin-level standards to international luxury hospitality projects.
Institutional diplomacy, embassy collaborations, and cross-cultural coordination. Representing Italian culinary excellence on the world stage.
Some music is timeless - it just works. The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin understood something fundamental: great music doesn't need to be complicated, it needs to be honest. Raw energy, tight rhythm, and zero pretension. When I need to shift gears and find that drive—whether it's for a long project day or a marathon run—this is what gets me there. It's the soundtrack to momentum.
Running taught me what hospitality management never could: how to keep pace when the finish line is miles away. It's not about speed—it's about showing up, kilometer after kilometer, building continuity through consistency. So far: Budapest, Paris, Lisboa. Three marathons. Three cities. One lesson: the rhythm you build matters more than the records you break.
Whether you're developing a culinary concept, seeking educational partnerships, or exploring luxury hospitality projects—I'd love to hear from you.