Francesca Aloise earned a degree in Modern Humanities, specializing in Art History, from Sapienza University of Rome in 1991.
Coming from an artistic background—her father, Guido, was an artist active in the Roman scene during the 1970s and 1980s—she began her career immediately after graduation by collaborating with the A.I.P.A. (International Association for the Promotion of Art). She served as part of the organizational team for several major institutional exhibitions, including *The Normans* (1994), *The Crusades* (1997), and *700 Years of the Principality of Monaco* (1997).
From 1994, she held various roles at a prominent Brescia-based firm with a significant presence in the art market, serving as a curator of contemporary art exhibitions, a coordinator of traveling exhibitions, and a gallery director (with locations in Piazza di Spagna in 1998, Via del Babuino in 1999, and Via Margutta in 2007).
In 2007, she became co-director of *Davide Halevim Unique Auction*, and in 2009, she took on the role of director for the *Finarte Antichi Dipinti* (Old Master Paintings) department.
Since 2008, she has collaborated with FUIS and Federintermedia, organizations dedicated to the protection of intellectual property.
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