1. Background

2. Career

3. Production credits

4. References

5. External links

Gabriel Silva Lamboglia is an entrepreneur, speaker, television producer, journalist and author on the topics of business, construction and self-help.

Background

Gabriel Silva Lamboglia was born in 1961 in Montevideo, Uruguay where he attended Escuela Naval Uruguay.^[1] (1981) as well as

Universidad ORT Uruguay (1986). Gabriel Silva Lamboglia also holds a pilot’s license, Pilot certification in the United States, a contractor’s license, Contractor. He moved to Orange County, California in 1989, where he lives with his wife and two children.

Career

He is currently the CEO and founder of Anaheim Stone Works, Inc.

Univision Los Angeles Univision did a report, Un inmigrante, el más solicitado en California para la instalación de mesas de granito ^[2] highlighting its professional trajectory.

Gabriel Silva Lamboglia is also the current CEO and founder of Ecologito, Inc., which is a television production company that creates sustainable educational videos for children.

In 2014, he wrote From Here to Where???,^[3] a book about his business principles told alongside his personal story. The book offers an intimate look at the trials and triumphs of an immigrant who spoke no English when he arrived in America. Part memoir, part inspirational life lessons, it offers personal insights, encouraging quotes and sayings that shaped the business ideology of this self-made entrepreneur.

Production credits

In 2008, he produced a series of public service announcement Eco For Kids ^{[4] [5]} following his passion for TV production, emphasizing the importance of recycling, conservation, sustainability, and the environment . The public service announcement was designed to teach children specific techniques to build good conservation habits they can follow and practice. It was aired in various areas, including Salt Lake City, Utah; Richmond, Virginia; Metairie, Louisiana; Berkeley, California; Charleston, Illinois; Cookeville, Tennessee; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and throughout the state of New York.

As an executive producer, in 2009, he produced a 45-minute TV special for PBS called Eco ^{[6] [7] [8]} featuring music, comedy, animation, real life scenes, puppets and real kids, designed to teach children about conserving Earth’s natural resources. Due to the economic collapse of 2008, the show did not air.

In 2016 Gabriel Silva Lamboglia produced a television series, Recién Llegado ^{[9] [10] [11]} for Canal 2 HD San Carlos and Tu TV Network.

In 2017 he produced a documentary for Canal 10 Subrayado, Así funciona la venta de armas en Estados Unidos ^[12] and a documentary for Canal 2 HD San Carlos, El Muro, la frontera blindada ^[13].

In 2018 Gabriel Silva Lamboglia won for his television productions, the CUTA Awards ^[14] for the best program of general interest with Recién Llegado ^[15]

He also won for best cultural program and a CUTA gold award for best program of the year with his documentary El Muro, la frontera blindada^{[16] [17] [18]}

He is currently producing news reports for Subrayado Canal 10, Uruguay, that highlight immigrant attitudes and assimilation in the United States.

References

External links

• Anaheim Stone Works Official site
• From Here to Where??? Official site

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subrayado_(noticiero)

http://www.fmgente.com.uy/

http://www.cuta.com.uy/

• U S Civitavecchiese
• USC Lancaster
• USC Landhaus Wien
• Usclas-d'Herault
• Usclas-d'Hérault
• Usclas-du-Bosc
• USC Law
• U.S. Clay Court Championships
• US Clayton Act 1914
• USC Leventhal School of Accounting
• U S Climate Action Partnership
• U. S. Climate Action Partnership
• US Climate Change Science Program
• U.S. Climate Change Science Program
• U.S. Climate Change Technology Program
• US Climate Change Technology Program
• US Climate Reference Network
• US Club
• US Club Soccer
• U.S. Club Tour
• USC Medical School
• USC Men's Rugby
• USC Methodists football
• USC Methodists football, 1888–1910
• USC Methodists football under Dean Cromwell