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Five years ago, Jacopo Bugini joined Casavo with the ambition to make real estate simpler through technology. Today, as Chief Operating Officer, he reflects on his path within the company, from launching his very first product features to leading teams that shape Casavo’s future. In this interview, Jacopo shares what drew him to Casavo, his most memorable moments, and why the mission and people behind the brand continue to inspire him every day.
How long have you been working at Casavo and how was your journey so far?
I joined Casavo 5 years ago, and it’s been an incredibly rewarding journey thanks to the amazing people I’ve had the chance to work with, making every challenge and new feature a shared achievement.
In which team do you work? Can you describe it?
I’m part of the Product & Tech team, focused on designing and building solutions that simplify the real estate journey. We aim to deliver real value by reducing complexity, saving time, and improving the overall customer experience.
Why did you choose to work at Casavo?
What drew me to Casavo was the combination of its mission and its people: a group of talented young professionals determined to revolutionize how people live, sell and buy homes. The dynamic environment and culture of innovation offered the chance to create meaningful product impact while learning, growing, and contributing to the direction of an ambitious team.
Do you have a particular moment/project you remember?
A standout memory is launching the first product features with the Pricing team in 2022 during my first steps as a Product Manager. The enthusiasm of a brand-new team and the positive feedback from stakeholders gave me my first real sense of what product management is all about.
In 3 words, what is it like to work at Casavo?
Challenging, Fast-Paced, Rewarding
Do you have a funny or meaningful anecdote related to office life or colleagues?
After heavy rain, we didn’t just close a tilted skylight… the water trapped on it will dump straight into the room, soaking the entire team and their gear. Lesson learned the hard way!
Is there anything unexpected or curious your colleagues might not know about you?
I’m quite competitive, so don’t expect to beat me at foosball or table tennis during the lunch break!