Dr. Borghi graduated in Hearing Aid Techniques in 2004 from the University of Parma. 
Since 2005 he has worked for Amplifon in Reggio Emilia, where he manages two centres. 
From 2008 to 2010 he obtained a Master's degree in Hearing Aid Rehabilitation of Children's Deafness jointly organised by the University of Padua and the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. 
Since 2013 he has been a lecturer in the second and third year of the Degree Course in Hearing Assistive Technology at the University of Parma and since 2022 he has been a lecturer in the second year of the Degree Course in Audiometric Techniques at the University of Padua, Venice branch. 
He was a member of the panel of experts that published the new cochlear implant guidelines in 2024 and of the group of hearing aid specialists that drafted the hearing aid guidelines in 2022. 
He has been the scientific responsible for various courses including, since 2023, the creator together with Professor Scimemi of the ‘Scimemi-Borghi Practical Workshop in Hearing Prosthetic Techniques’ and the ‘paediatric hearing aid board’ published in 2023.

Pietro Scimemi is a physician and surgeon, a specialist in audiology and phoniatrics, and an associate professor of Audiology and Phoniatrics at the University of Padua. He teaches Audiology in the bachelor’s degree programs in Audiometric Techniques and Hearing Aid Fitting Techniques at the university’s School of Medicine. His clinical work, carried out at the Audiology and Otoneurology Unit (UOSD) of the Venice Civil Hospital, and his research focus specifically on the diagnosis and prosthetic-rehabilitative treatment of hearing loss in children and the elderly. He is also a lecturer in numerous training and continuing education courses for medical specialists in audiology, phoniatrics, and otolaryngology, as well as for hearing aid specialists, audiometric technicians, and speech-language pathologists.