Salvatore Curaba

Royal Charleroi Sporting Club

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83-84: Second Division. Coach: Eric Vanlessen

84-85: Second Division. Coach: André Colasse

On 21 June 1985, the RSCS won the « Final Round » and was upgraded in first division.

85-86: First Division. Coach: André Colasse

86-87: First Division. Coach: André Colasse

87-88: RCSC turned professional. Coach: Aimé Anthuenis

At the end of this season, after 70 matched played in First Division, Salvatore Curaba had to choose between a full-time professional football player career or an IT career. He opted for IT but kept playing football for the RAAL (third division).

Royale Association Ahtlétique Louviéroise

88-89: Third Division. Coach: Casimir Jagiello

89-90: Third Division. Coach: Guy Fromont

Stade Louvain

90-91: Second Division. Coach: Vince Biganti

IT career (1983–1999)

SBAI

In 1983, Salvatore Curaba started working at SBAI, an ICT company. He started as a programmer, became an analyst and after 3 years he was a project manager specialized in the hospital sector. While working for SBAI Salvatore was also a professional football player for the Royal Charleroi Sporting Club.

IBS

Sales Rep

In 1988, after quitting his career as a professional football player for the Royal Charleroi Sporting Club, Salvatore Curaba became Sales representative for the IT company Proget (which will be bought by IBS in 1996).

Sales Manager

In 1994, Salvatore Curaba had to choose between a career as football coach or keep evolving in the IT sector. He opted for IT and was promoted Sales Manager for IBS. In 1998, after 10 years in this company and a few months before being nominated General Manager for IBS's Brussels offices, Salvatore left the company to found his own IT company, EASI.

Entrepreneurship career (1999-today)

EASI

Founder & Managing Partner

On March 26, 1999, Salvatore Curaba, together with Christian Castelain, formed EASI, a computer services firm in Belgium, offering software, mobile apps, infrastructures, and cloud computing. In 2012, the number of EASI employees hit 90. Curaba then purchased Castelain's share in the company to be the only CEO of EASI, setting up a management system based on employee ownership and open operations. According to his management philosophy, Curaba continuously offers company shares to its employees. In 2015 and 2016, EASI, with 150 employees, was selected as "Best Workplace" in Belgium and 8th in Europe. Moreover, Curaba became the finalist for the 2014 Manager of the Year award by Trends-Tendances. Furthermore, EASI was a finalist for the 2015 Enterprise of the Year award.

Football clubs

In 2015, after more than 30 years away from the football sector, Salvatore Curaba was approached to take over the Royal Albert Elisabeth Club from Mons. The deal was never concluded.

Later in 2015, the Union Royale la Louviere Centre also contacted him to take over the club. These negotiations didn't lead to a deal yet.