Giulio Andreotti is an Italian corporate lawyer and legal scholar operating across corporate law, complex transactions, strategic advisory and digital innovation.

He is a researcher in private law at the University of Naples Parthenope and holds the Italian National Scientific Qualification for the role of Associate Professor.

Andreotti advises corporations, entrepreneurial groups, investors and industrial platforms on matters involving corporate governance, commercial law, contractual structures, strategic transactions and complex business transformations, including mergers and acquisitions, growth initiatives and corporate reorganizations.

His practice combines legal advisory with a strong focus on technology-driven transformation, cybersecurity, data governance, digital regulation and innovation-related legal frameworks, supporting clients operating in increasingly regulated and technology-intensive environments.

Over the course of his professional activity, he has assisted clients across the full corporate lifecycle, from venture-backed and growth-stage companies to established industrial and multinational groups, providing strategic legal support in the structuring, negotiation and execution of complex transactions and advisory mandates.

Alongside his legal practice, Andreotti maintains an active academic profile as author of scientific publications, university lecturer and speaker at institutional and academic conferences, with teaching and research activities focused on private law, digital technologies, cybersecurity and emerging legal frameworks connected to technological transformation.

His work sits at the intersection of law, governance, technology and strategic execution, with a particular focus on supporting organizations through phases of growth, institutional evolution and long-term value creation.