He has defined and implemented a strategy that allows Albatross to develop its projects in-house, participating in the financing and consequently retaining ownership over most of the rights and formats, thus confirming Albatross as Independent Producer. The productions by Alessandro Jacchia have received acclaim from both the public and critics along with awards in some of the most prestigious international television festivals, including the FIPA (Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels) in Biarritz, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, Banff World Media Festival in Canada, the Shanghai International Film Festival, the Roma Fiction Festival. He is the author of film stories, screenplays for film and TV Dramas, also made by other producers, such as "Mollo Tutto," "Lourdes", and the format creator of TV series as "Don Matteo" and " The Restorer". From 2001 to 2007 he was Professor at University of Urbino, where he taught "Economics and Organization of Performing Arts" at the Faculty of Sociology, Communications Studies. Currently, he holds a yearly course entitled "What is an idea?" at Luiss (Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli - University of Rome and at University of Rome La Sapienza. In July 2002 he received the Award for Best European Television Producer as part of the 42nd Monte-Carlo Television Festival. Awards Nomination at Roma Fiction Fest for Best TV Drama – Rebel land – The New World, 2013 Nomination for Best International Producers at Monte-Carlo Television Festival – Maurizio Momi and Alessandro Jacchia for Rebel land, 2011 Nomination for Best TV movie at Shanghai Television Festival – The scandal of the Roman Bank, 2010 Nomination for Best TV miniseries at Monte-Carlo Television Festival – The scandal of the Roman Bank, 2010 Nomination for Best TV miniseries at Roma Fiction Fest – The scandal of the Roman Bank, 2010 TV Oscar (Premio Regia Televisiva) for Best Fiction of the year - The scandal of the Roman Bank, 2010 Silver FIPA for Best TV Series at Biarritz Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels – Maurizio Momi, Alessandro Jacchia and Stefano Reali for The scandal of the Roman Bank, 2010 Selected to represent Italy at Milan Telefilm Festival – Good and evil, 2009 Nomination for Best International Producers at Monte-Carlo Television Festival – Maurizio Momi and Alessandro Jacchia for Good and evil, 2009 Best TV Fiction at Busto Arsizio Film Festival – Good and evil, 2009 Nomination for best TV Movie at San Diego Italian Film Festival