December 2015
On December 11th , MBA students class of 2013/14 will receive their degrees during a special ceremony.
It is a moment of joy for the graduates and their families, and also a moment of discussion and reflection about the meaning of success. Last year, the keynote speaker Mr. Gianluca Brozzetti , CEO Buccellati, highlighted that what matters in life is the way people are and who they want to become; and he showed how failures are a part of our growth and how important is family support, the good teamwork and determination.
The Graduation Day represents the conclusion of an intensive path in which students had to work hard and commit, which allowed students drive their personal and professional growth, explore their talents and passions to become change-makers.
This year, LUISS Business School is glad to host Nunzio Mirtillo, President of Region Mediterranean at Ericsson, that will engage the audience with his inspirational speech.
PROGRAMME
(Participation on invitation only)
09:30 Registration and welcoming
10:30 Inspirational Speech Nunzio Mirtillo, President of Ericsson Mediterranean Region, chaired by Paolo Boccardelli, Dean LUISS Business School
11:15 MBA Distinguished Executive Award
11:30 “Marco Sonnino” LUISS AdVenture Award
12:00 Graduation Ceremony
12:45 Final Greetings Raffaele Oriani, MBA Director
12:55 Final Wishes Giovanni Lo Storto, General Manager, LUISS Guido Carli University
13:30 Lunch Buffet
November 2015
What are the HR club meetings?
The meetings aim to compare and share best practices and experiences through a cycle of thematic seminars that focus on relevant issues Human Resources Management and Organisation field. The main purposes of these meetings are:
foster the sharing of best practices and experiences
offer to participants opportunities to develop their own professional network
learn from excellent organisation models
These meetings, free on invitation, are addressed to our community of alumni, professionals, consultants and managers who operate in the Human Resource Management and Organisation field
Data Driven HR Decisions
How can we equip boards to compare internal talent against best-in-class-peers?
How can we build sustainable development programmes that support individual growth and business priorities?
What are the business-critical behaviours that are key to sustaining change and long term growth strategy?
Chair
Alessia Sammarra, Professor of Organisation & HRM, University of L’Aquila and LUISS Business School
Case History
Giuseppe de Nichilo, People & Organisation Development General Manager, Toyota Motor Italia
Discussant
Ornella Chinotti, Managing Director, CEB | SHL Talent Measurement, Italy
Alfredo Lombardi, Human Resources & Legal Director, Takeda Italia
Contacts
People Management Competence Centre LUISS Business School
email: peoplenews@luiss.it
The event is free upon online. registration.
On Monday, November 23rd will be held the conference: “Towards the 2015 Paris Climate Conference - COP21: comparing US, EU and China positions", organized by Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei in collaboration with the LUISS School of European Political Economy and Istituto Affari Internazionali.
The Conference aims to provide an analysis of emission reduction goals and, in general, of the positions of EU, China and the US on the key topics of the Paris Conference.
Many countries, both developed and developing, are already moving toward a more sustainable growth through the adoption of “intended nationally determined contributions” to the reduction of greenhouse gases emissions, the so-called INDCs. INDCs include mitigation and adaptation measures to be implemented starting from 2020.
The conference will focus on the commitments announced by these three powers in view of a future agreement which are ambitious but quite different, as will be the financial efforts for technology and know-how transfer.
Programme and registration
On November 9, 2015 the LUISS Business School will welcome all MBA students.
The MBA Welcome Day is dedicated to the students of the 25th full-time MBA edition.
The EQUIS accreditation of the School gives an international recognition to the MBA programme.
Graduates who choose to study at an EQUIS accredited school can be assured they are attending an institution with high international standards of quality, a significant level of internationalisation, a balance between high academic (scientific) quality and professional relevance and that the needs of the corporate world are well integrated into programmes, activities and processes. Finally, and most importantly, students can be assured that they will receive international recognition for their qualification, which is extremely important in today's global environment. The MBA welcome day will start at 3 pm with a greeting from Prof. Raffaele Oriani, MBA Director. The students will also be introduced to the MBA Administrative Staff, the Career Service and the class mentors. Information about lessons and the schedule will be handed out and the students will have the chance to ask questions.
The evening will end with the “MBA Welcome Dinner” where students will have the chance to mingle with the other students and the Staff. An excellent opportunity to start building strong relationships and get to know the School better. The Welcome Day will definitely be a day to remember for the students, as the day they started their journey towards success.
The launch of the Master in Open Innovation & Intellectual Property will take place on November 6, 2015.
The Master aims to provide the innovation skills necessary to foster the Italian entrepreneurship system. The training path will provide with the competencies to study the entire innovation cycle, from the concept to the realization, the protection and, finally, to the business development and anti-competitive uses.
The Master is part of the project Academy for the Intellectual Property through which the Ministry for the Economic Development means to promote a training path coherent with the various legal, economic and administrative skills linked to intellectual property.
The Managing Director’s Office for Anti-Counterfeiting – The Italian Office for Patents and Trademarks, to support the most worthy candidates, has financed 15 scholarships that cover, almost completely, tuition fees.
Programma
Programme
3:00 pm – Welcome
Alessandro Zattoni, Associate Dean LUISS Business School
Davide Caregnato, Director SAA School of Management Turin University
3:15 pm – Opening session
Simona Vicari, Undersecretary Ministry for the Economic Development
3:30 pm – Round table
Coordinator: Francesco Morgia, Responsible for General Affairs and Communication at the Managing Director’s Office for Anti-Counterfeiting –Italian Office for Patents and Trademarks - Ministry for the Economic Development
Speakers:
Loredana Gulino, Managing Director Anti-Counterfeits, Italian Office for Patents and Trademarks- Ministry for the Economic Development
Alessandro Zattoni, Associate Dean LUISS Business School
Giacomo Büchi, Dean SAA School of Management, Turin University
4:00 pm - Master Presentation
Maria Isabella Leone, Co-director of the Master OI&IP, LUISS Business School
Monica Cugno, Co-director of the Master OI&IP, SAA School of Management – Turin University
4:10 pm - Conclusions
4:20 pm - Coffee break
The launch of the Master in Open Innovation & Intellectual Property will take place on November 6, 2015.
The Master aims to provide the innovation skills necessary to foster the Italian entrepreneurship system. The training path will provide with the competencies to study the entire innovation cycle, from the concept to the realization, the protection and, finally, to the business development and anti-competitive uses.
The Master is part of the project Academy for the Intellectual Property through which the Ministry for the Economic Development means to promote a training path coherent with the various legal, economic and administrative skills linked to intellectual property.
The Managing Director’s Office for Anti-Counterfeiting – The Italian Office for Patents and Trademarks, to support the most worthy candidates, has financed 15 scholarships that cover, almost completely, tuition fees.
Programma
Programme
3:00 pm – Welcome
Alessandro Zattoni, Associate Dean LUISS Business School
Davide Caregnato, Director SAA School of Management Turin University
3:15 pm – Opening session
Simona Vicari, Undersecretary Ministry for the Economic Development
3:30 pm – Round table
Coordinator: Francesco Morgia, Responsible for General Affairs and Communication at the Managing Director’s Office for Anti-Counterfeiting –Italian Office for Patents and Trademarks - Ministry for the Economic Development
Speakers:
Loredana Gulino, Managing Director Anti-Counterfeits, Italian Office for Patents and Trademarks- Ministry for the Economic Development
Alessandro Zattoni, Associate Dean LUISS Business School
Giacomo Büchi, Dean SAA School of Management, Turin University
4:00 pm - Master Presentation
Maria Isabella Leone, Co-director of the Master OI&IP, LUISS Business School
Monica Cugno, Co-director of the Master OI&IP, SAA School of Management – Turin University
4:10 pm - Conclusions
4:20 pm - Coffee break
LUISS Business School will formally launch the brand new Competence Centre in Project Organising (POCC) with the aim to promote research, build theory, and support improvements in project practices by forging a close collaboration with industrial partners in Italy and internationally.
POCC reflects a recent growth in research and teaching expertise in project studies within the Business School and the University at large. It is being established to address a variety of issues concerned with project-based organizing in firms and projects, including innovation, learning, capability building, and strategy.
This event will show how to turn impossible projects into possible projects. Two round table discussions will show different case studies, and will focus on challenges and solutions of impossible projects turned into possible and successful ones.
We will bring together leading academic researchers and management practitioners to share and debate ideas, discuss project practices, and formulate new research questions.
Agenda
09.30 – 09.45 Welcome Coffee
9.45 – 10:00 Welcome and opening remarks session by Andrea Prencipe, Associate Dean for International Development LUISS BS and Professor of Organisation and Innovation, LUISS Guido Carli University
10.00 – 12:00 Lectio Magistralis by Mark Kozak-Holland PhD from the Salford University Business School, UK (2014), he focused on helping organisations to evaluate how emerging technologies can impact their business. Mark puts a different spin on complex business problems by applying lessons from history.
12:00 – 13:30 Round Table on Impossible Projects “Is it possible to manage impossible projects? Challenges and solutions”
Speakers:
Massimo Debenedetti, Corporate Vice-President for Research & Innovation at Fincantieri
Lill Von Borck, Head of Project Management Office region Mediterranean at Ericsson
Eugenio Dotta, Senior Vicepresident Sales, Ansaldo STS
Andrea Prencipe, Associate Dean for International Development LUISS BS and Professor of Organisation and Innovation, LUISS Guido Carli University
13.30 - 14.30 Break
14.30 – 16.00 Round Table on EXPO 2015: A real (Im)Possibile project.
Speakers:
Alessandro Francolini Head of CU Telecom Italia and Israel & GCA Telecom Italia at Ericsson
Marco Rettighieri, Chief Operative Director Italferr
Andrea Prencipe, Associate Dean for International Development LUISS BS and Professor of Organisation and Innovation, LUISS Guido Carli University
Alberto Prina, TIM Project Expo 2015 – Head of visitor Experience
16.00– 17.15 Closing Remarks Session
Lectio Magistralis: It is possible to manage an impossible project.
When we say “nothing’s impossible,” we usually mean that given unlimited time, unlimited resources, and really flexible performance standards, we can do anything.
In project management, the question is whether the project is operationally possible, able to be done within the envelope of our constraints. As project managers, we know the importance of realistic budgets, schedules, and performance criteria, but let’s face it — we don’t always get the final word. Sometimes we get what we get and have to make do…somehow. Worse, we don’t always know what we’re really going to need. You can’t always tell up front whether the project can actually be accomplished under the current circumstances. By the time we know, it may be too late.
Workshop Content
Based on Michael Dobson’s book Project: Impossible, part of the “Lessons from History” series, this workshop explores some of the most famous “impossible projects” in human history — things that nobody would have thought possible until they were actually accomplished. Following in the footsteps of great project managers such as Julius Caesar, Charles Lindbergh, Robert Moses, and others, you’ll get the inside scoop on how the most brilliant minds in history solved the most intractable problems in the history of project management.
You will undertake a range of practical exercises throughout the day enabling you to relate lessons back to your own projects and apply new learning to your own projects.
This interactive workshop incorporates principles from leading Project Management methodologies such as PMBoK® and PRINCE2®, but also demonstrates that successful Project Management does not need sophisticated tools.
Workshop fee: € 50 + VAT 22%
PMI Rome Italy Chapter associates fee: € 30 + VAT 22%
For registration please send e-mail to Project.Management@luiss.it or call +39 06 85222.240
The present statement release 4 PDU (A category)
Download registration form
in partnership with
LUISS Business School will formally launch the brand new Competence Centre in Project Organising (POCC) with the aim to promote research, build theory, and support improvements in project practices by forging a close collaboration with industrial partners in Italy and internationally.
POCC reflects a recent growth in research and teaching expertise in project studies within the Business School and the University at large. It is being established to address a variety of issues concerned with project-based organizing in firms and projects, including innovation, learning, capability building, and strategy.
This event will show how to turn impossible projects into possible projects. Two round table discussions will show different case studies, and will focus on challenges and solutions of impossible projects turned into possible and successful ones.
We will bring together leading academic researchers and management practitioners to share and debate ideas, discuss project practices, and formulate new research questions.
Agenda
09.30 – 09.45 Welcome Coffee
9.45 – 10:00 Welcome and opening remarks session by Andrea Prencipe, Associate Dean for International Development LUISS BS and Professor of Organisation and Innovation, LUISS Guido Carli University
10.00 – 12:00 Lectio Magistralis by Mark Kozak-Holland PhD from the Salford University Business School, UK (2014), he focused on helping organisations to evaluate how emerging technologies can impact their business. Mark puts a different spin on complex business problems by applying lessons from history.
12:00 – 13:30 Round Table on Impossible Projects “Is it possible to manage impossible projects? Challenges and solutions”
Speakers:
Massimo Debenedetti, Corporate Vice-President for Research & Innovation at Fincantieri
Lill Von Borck, Head of Project Management Office region Mediterranean at Ericsson
Eugenio Dotta, Senior Vicepresident Sales, Ansaldo STS
Andrea Prencipe, Associate Dean for International Development LUISS BS and Professor of Organisation and Innovation, LUISS Guido Carli University
13.30 - 14.30 Break
14.30 – 16.00 Round Table on EXPO 2015: A real (Im)Possibile project.
Speakers:
Alessandro Francolini Head of CU Telecom Italia and Israel & GCA Telecom Italia at Ericsson
Marco Rettighieri, Chief Operative Director Italferr
Andrea Prencipe, Associate Dean for International Development LUISS BS and Professor of Organisation and Innovation, LUISS Guido Carli University
Alberto Prina, TIM Project Expo 2015 – Head of visitor Experience
16.00– 17.15 Closing Remarks Session
Lectio Magistralis: It is possible to manage an impossible project.
When we say “nothing’s impossible,” we usually mean that given unlimited time, unlimited resources, and really flexible performance standards, we can do anything.
In project management, the question is whether the project is operationally possible, able to be done within the envelope of our constraints. As project managers, we know the importance of realistic budgets, schedules, and performance criteria, but let’s face it — we don’t always get the final word. Sometimes we get what we get and have to make do…somehow. Worse, we don’t always know what we’re really going to need. You can’t always tell up front whether the project can actually be accomplished under the current circumstances. By the time we know, it may be too late.
Workshop Content
Based on Michael Dobson’s book Project: Impossible, part of the “Lessons from History” series, this workshop explores some of the most famous “impossible projects” in human history — things that nobody would have thought possible until they were actually accomplished. Following in the footsteps of great project managers such as Julius Caesar, Charles Lindbergh, Robert Moses, and others, you’ll get the inside scoop on how the most brilliant minds in history solved the most intractable problems in the history of project management.
You will undertake a range of practical exercises throughout the day enabling you to relate lessons back to your own projects and apply new learning to your own projects.
This interactive workshop incorporates principles from leading Project Management methodologies such as PMBoK® and PRINCE2®, but also demonstrates that successful Project Management does not need sophisticated tools.
Workshop fee: € 50 + VAT 22%
PMI Rome Italy Chapter associates fee: € 30 + VAT 22%
For registration please send e-mail to Project.Management@luiss.it or call +39 06 85222.240
The present statement release 4 PDU (A category)
Download registration form
in partnership with
Orlando Ayala, Corporate Vice President and Chairman, Emerging Markets ofMicrosoft, will meet students at LUISS Business School on next 3rdNovember, at 11:45 am for a speech about the strategic partnership that he signed with Florentino Pérez, Chairman of Real Madrid C.F. at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
Orlando Ayala will talk about the full commitment of Microsoft to ensuring that people from across the world can make the most of each moment of their lives. Amazing things can happen by providing people with the right tools, just when they need them in order to interact, create or share everything they can imagine.
Ayala will focus on the amazing Real Madrid case related to the full digital revolution of the club. This new era translates into an unprecedented personalized experience for supporters that will allow millions of fans from all over the planet to enjoy their passion for Real Madrid anywhere, anytime and on any device.
The fans of the club are the real stars of the agreement. Ayala will tell how they built a digital platform that is revolutionizing the way in which Madridistas can follow their team and share their passion for the club. Through cutting-edge technologies, supporters of Real Madrid will be able to access experiences, content and exclusive digital services, either at the stadium, at home or in any other location.
A host of online services will provide an enriched experience for watching matches. For instance, supporters of the club will be able to access the stadium virtually, before, during and after each game, selecting the content they want to see when they want to and where they want to see it. The aim of this technological initiative is to make Madridistas the real stars of their own experience by allowing them to view and consume the content they want and also create and share it with their friends on social media and other digital channels.
The event will take place on November 3rd, at LUISS Business School – Viale Pola 12, in the MBA class. It will start at 11.45 am and it will finish at 12.45 with a Q&A session when the students will have the great opportunity to interact with Orlando Ayala.
The Event is reserved to the LUISS Business School students
Register for the event
October 2015
Meeting series involve undergraduate students on Project Management approach.
The aim of the workshop is to develop a vision that will allow students to approach project management, through a series of seminars integrated with the main Knowledge and Competence centers at LUISS Guido Carli University like ERS HUB, and at LUISS Business School. Mark Kozak-Holland, guest lecturer, puts a different spin on complex business problems by applying lessons from history. In his book series, Lessons-from-History, he uses relevant historical case studies to examine how projects and emerging technologies of the past solved complex problems.
Agenda
9.00 - Introduction of main topics and goals : Prof. Francesco Rullani, Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship and Management of Innovation at LUISS Guido Carli University, in Rome (Italy)
9.15 - Lectio Magistralis: Lessons From History “Entrepreneurship and Ethics in Ancient Rome”, doc. Mark Kozak-Holland - (PMP, IPMA-D, Cert.APM) PhD with the Salford Business School at the University of Salford (UK)
11.30 - 12.00 Closing Remarks Session
Deadline for registration October 29th 2015
The present statement release 2 PDU (A category)
Register for the event
Meeting series involve undergraduate students on Project Management approach.
The aim of the workshop is to develop a vision that will allow students to approach project management, through a series of seminars integrated with the main Knowledge and Competence centers at LUISS Guido Carli University like ERS HUB, and at LUISS Business School. Mark Kozak-Holland, guest lecturer, puts a different spin on complex business problems by applying lessons from history. In his book series, Lessons-from-History, he uses relevant historical case studies to examine how projects and emerging technologies of the past solved complex problems.
Agenda
9.00 - Introduction of main topics and goals : Prof. Francesco Rullani, Assistant Professor in Entrepreneurship and Management of Innovation at LUISS Guido Carli University, in Rome (Italy)
9.15 - Lectio Magistralis: Lessons From History “Entrepreneurship and Ethics in Ancient Rome”, doc. Mark Kozak-Holland - (PMP, IPMA-D, Cert.APM) PhD with the Salford Business School at the University of Salford (UK)
11.30 - 12.00 Closing Remarks Session
Deadline for registration October 29th 2015
The present statement release 2 PDU (A category)
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September 2015
Are you ready to get involved?
Can sport also be a job opportunity for Project Managers?
What's your idea?
Sport is a passion, action, competitiveness. Project management is method and technique. Let's deal the field with the help of World and Olympic champions.
On 25th September, 2015 LUISS Business School and ISIPM throw a bridge between Sport Professionals and Project Managers since both of them can have many links.
In the involving debate led by Paolo de Laurentiis, former athlete and journalist at Corriere dello Sport, athletes running for RIO 2016, former Olympic athletes, coaches and Sport Managers will discuss the following topics:
Identifying opportunities. As in each projects, it is essential to identify early the athlete where to focus the attention on.
Developing a plan in the short, medium and long term.
Identifyingcontrol methods during meetings, training and competitions.
Feeding the right feedback and planning the training depending on the got results.
Developing athletic, physical and psychological skills: awareness, development of strengths, weaknesses mitigation, search for new solutions and training techniques.
Managing the relationship with stakeholders: technical team, sport company, CONI, media (press, TV, internet).
Fostering on the sponsors and managing their expectations.
Catching thesuccesses and giving the wealth of experience to future generations.
Programme
2:30 – 2.00 pm - Registration
3:00 – 3:10 pm - Welcome of Professor Paolo Boccardelli, Dean LUISS Business School
3:10 – 3:20 pm - Enrico Mastrofini, President at ISIPM, introduces
3:20 – 6.00 pm - Debate
The debate will be moderated by Paolo de Laurentiis, journalist at Corriere dello Sport
Special guests:
Giovanni Coccoluto, athlete FIV, Laser Standard Class, Financial Police Sporting Group, Golden Medal Europe 2009, 2010 and 2011 – Golden Medal World Junior Championship 2010, 2011, 2012
Stefano Magionami, 2nd Coach level at FIN. Head coach of Sports Club Domar Team and coach at Circolo Canottieri Aniene.
Larissa Nevierov, athlete FIV, Europe and women Laser classes, Gold Medal World Championship 1998, Gold Medal World University 2000, Silver Medal World Championship 2001, Bronze Medal World Championship 2009, participation in three Olympic Games in 2000, 2004, 2008.
Gregorio Paltrinieri, athlete FIN, Financial Police Sporting Group, Silver Medal Junior World Championship 2011, Gold Medal Junior European Championship 2011, Gold Medal European Championship 2012, Bronze Medal World Championship 2013, Gold Medal Europe 2014, European record holder in 1500 long course.
6:00 pm: Conclusions and Roundtable
6:30 – 7.00 pm Cocktail
The event is open.
For a better organization registration is required at the following link
For further details
LUISS Business School
Viale Pola 12, 00198 Roma
T 0685222.256
lcbc@luiss.it
New Appointment on September 24th, 2015 with the Open Evening Event dedicated to the LUISS Business School Specialised Master. At 5 pm, Barbara Del Neri, Southern Europe Corporate Marketing Director at Procter & Gamble, will discuss the most relevant issues related to post-graduation.
Barbara Del Neri will bring her managerial experience to young graduates and will give them ideas and suggestions about an international career, will highlight the importance of training and discuss the most relevant issues related to post-graduation.
The event will be moderated by Maria Cristina Origlia, Editorial Coordinator at L’ Impresa – Gruppo 24 ORE.
Following, participants will have the opportunity to receive individual guidance service related to possible post-graduate courses which will help to understand what programme suits them best in order to achieve their career goals. Moreover, participants will take interviews with the Career Service Staff and have the chance to make an admission test simulation.
All of the programmes offer an excellent education combined with field-project experience and the presentation event will be an opportunity to discuss the contents and career opportunities related to each program. The main aim of the evening will be helping and guiding all those interested in choosing their own educational path, based on effective talents and needs.
Information about following Specialised Masters will be available:
Master in Tourism Management (held in English)
Master in Big Data Analytics (held in English)
Master in Corporate Finance (held in English)
Master in Management in the Energy Industry (held in English)
Master in Consulente Legale d’Impresa – Prospettive Nazionali e Internazionali (held in Italian)
Master in Diritto Tributario, Contabilità e Pianificazione Fiscale (held in Italian)
Master in Gestione delle Risorse Umane e Organizzazione (held in Italian)
Master in Relazioni Istituzionali, Lobby e Comunicazione d’impresa (held in Italian)
Management e Controllo dei Fondi Comunitari (held in Italian)
Master in Real Estate Finance (held in Italian)
M3 Master in Marketing Management (held in Italian)
Project Management (held in Italian)
Master in Trade Management del Consumo Fuori Casa (held in Italian)
Master in Business Administration
The event is open to the public, for organisational reasons registration is appreciated.
New Appointment on September 24th, 2015 with the Open Evening Event dedicated to the LUISS Business School Specialised Master. At 5 pm, Barbara Del Neri, Southern Europe Corporate Marketing Director at Procter & Gamble, will discuss the most relevant issues related to post-graduation.
Barbara Del Neri will bring her managerial experience to young graduates and will give them ideas and suggestions about an international career, will highlight the importance of training and discuss the most relevant issues related to post-graduation.
The event will be moderated by Maria Cristina Origlia, Editorial Coordinator at L’ Impresa – Gruppo 24 ORE.
Following, participants will have the opportunity to receive individual guidance service related to possible post-graduate courses which will help to understand what programme suits them best in order to achieve their career goals. Moreover, participants will take interviews with the Career Service Staff and have the chance to make an admission test simulation.
All of the programmes offer an excellent education combined with field-project experience and the presentation event will be an opportunity to discuss the contents and career opportunities related to each program. The main aim of the evening will be helping and guiding all those interested in choosing their own educational path, based on effective talents and needs.
Information about following Specialised Masters will be available:
Master in Tourism Management (held in English)
Master in Big Data Analytics (held in English)
Master in Corporate Finance (held in English)
Master in Management in the Energy Industry (held in English)
Master in Consulente Legale d’Impresa – Prospettive Nazionali e Internazionali (held in Italian)
Master in Diritto Tributario, Contabilità e Pianificazione Fiscale (held in Italian)
Master in Gestione delle Risorse Umane e Organizzazione (held in Italian)
Master in Relazioni Istituzionali, Lobby e Comunicazione d’impresa (held in Italian)
Management e Controllo dei Fondi Comunitari (held in Italian)
Master in Real Estate Finance (held in Italian)
M3 Master in Marketing Management (held in Italian)
Project Management (held in Italian)
Master in Trade Management del Consumo Fuori Casa (held in Italian)
Master in Business Administration
The event is open to the public, for organisational reasons registration is appreciated.
Conference LUISS BS within the "FORUM OF HEALTH DIGITAL" - Aula Toti – LUISS Guido Carli, Viale Romania, 32 Roma
Discussants
Roberto Dandi, Assistant Professor of Management LUISS Guido Carli
Riccardo Masetti, Director of the Center for Breast Care Policlinico Gemelli - Rome, President Susan G. Komen Italy
Isabella Mastrobuono, General Manager IRCCS Lazzaro Spallanzani
Giacomo Melillo, National General Secretary FIMMG
Nerina Dirindin, Senate Health Committee Members
Simone Naldoni, ANCI National Component Executive Federsanità
Roberto Norgiolini, Medical Director USL 1 Perugia
Giuseppe Pozzi, Vice President Federanziani, President of the Court of Justice for the People's Right to Health
Angelo Rossi Mori, Coordinator of the Italian partners Federsanità
Claudio Saccavini, Technical Director Arsenal.it
Moderator: Massimo Mangia , Federsanità and professor LUISS Business School
Programme
More info
July 2015
On July 23rd, LUISS BS will take place the Open Evening event dedicated to LUISS Business School Specialised Masters. Suitable spaces will be set up for informational discussions with programmes directors and coordinators to provide information on the Master programmes, admission procedures and services.
Participants will have the opportunity to receive individual guidance service related to possible post-graduate courses which will help to understand what programme suits them best in order to achieve their career goals.
Moreover, participants will take interviews with the Career Service Staff and have the chance to make an admission test simulation. All of the programmes offer an excellent education combined with field-project experience.
The topics are related to professional profiles programme outcomes, with the aim of helping and guiding all those interested in choosing their own educational path, based on effective talents and needs.
Information about following Specialised Masters will be available:
Master in Tourism Management (held in English)
Master in Big Data Analytics (held in English)
Master in Corporate Finance (held in English)
Master in Management in the Energy Industry (held in English)
Master in Consulente Legale d’Impresa – Prospettive Nazionali e Internazionali (held in Italian)
Master in Diritto Tributario, Contabilità e Pianificazione Fiscale (held in Italian)
Master in Gestione delle Risorse Umane e Organizzazione (held in Italian)
Master in Relazioni Istituzionali, Lobby e Comunicazione d’impresa (held in Italian)
Management e Controllo dei Fondi Comunitari (held in Italian)
Master in Real Estate Finance (held in Italian)
M3 Master in Marketing Management (held in Italian)
Project Management (held in Italian)
Master in Trade Management del Consumo Fuori Casa (held in Italian)
Master in Business Administration
July 23, 5 p.m. Room 213 at LUISS Business School, Viale Pola, 12
The event is open to the public, for organisational reasons registration is appreciated.
The event is open to the public, for organisational reasons registration registration is appreciated.
La diversità di genere nei CDA e nei top management team: sfide e implicazioni
Cosa sono gli HR club meeting?
Sono occasioni di confronto e condivisione su pratiche ed esperienze attraverso un ciclo di incontri tematici su questioni di rilievo nell’ambito dell’organizzazione e della gestione delle risorse umane. Le principali finalità degli incontri:
favorire la condivisione di pratiche ed esperienze
offrire ai partecipanti occasioni per sviluppare il proprio network professionale
facilitare il confronto con contesti organizzativi di eccellenza
I meeting, tutti gratuiti su invito, sono rivolti alla nostra community di Alumni, professionisti, consulenti e manager che operano nell’ambito della gestione e dell’organizzazione delle risorse umane.
È possibile consultare l’archivio di tutti i meeting precedenti e degli ospiti che sono intervenuti qui.
La struttura degli incontri
Ogni incontro affronta un tema specifico. L’obiettivo è quello di illustrare brevemente perché il tema proposto è di interesse in ottica HR e quali sono le principali questioni aperte nella ricerca e pratica manageriale.
Programma
Quanto conta la diversità di genere ai vertici delle imprese sui risultati di performance?
L’ingresso delle donne nei CDA influisce sulla qualità e sull’efficacia dei board?
In che modo la presenza delle donne ai vertici contribuisce a trasformare la cultura manageriale e abbattere il “glass ceiling”?
Introducono
Marcella Corsi, Sapienza Università di Roma
Silvia Profili, Università Europea di Roma e LUISS Business School
Interventi
Marcella Corsi, Sapienza Università di Roma
Silvia Profili, Università Europea di Roma, LUISS Business School
Giampiero Giacardi, Autostrade per l’Italia
Cocktail
Contatti
People Management Competence CentreLUISS Business School
Prof. Alessia Sammarra
T. 3282487424
email: asammarr@luiss.it
Partecipazione su invito, previa registrazione.
The gender diversity in the Board of Directors and in top management teams: challenges and implications
What are the HR club meetings?
The meetings aim to compare and share best practices and experiences through a cycle of thematic seminars that focus on relevant issues Human Resources Management and Organisation field. The main purposes of these meetings are:
foster the sharing of best practices and experiences
offer to participants opportunities to develop their own professional network
learn from excellent organisation models
These meetings, free on invitation, are addressed to our community of alumni, professionals, consultants and managers who operate in the Human Resource Management and Organisation field
The meetings framework
Each meeting focuses on a specific topic. The purpose is to illustrate why the topic is interesting from a HR perspective and what are the main open issues in the managerial research and practice.
Programme (the event is in Italian)
ON BOARD - The gender diversity in Boards of Directors and in top management teams: challenges and implications
How important is gender diversity at senior levels for company performance?
Do more women on the board mean better corporate governance quality and effectiveness?
Does having women at the top contribute to transform managerial culture and break the glass ceiling?
Welcome Speech
Marcella Corsi, Sapienza University of Rome
Silvia Profili, Università Europea di Roma e LUISS Business School
Guest Speakers
Marcella Corsi, Sapienza Università di Roma
Silvia Profili, Università Europea di Roma, LUISS Business School
Giampiero Giacardi, Autostrade per l’Italia
Cocktail
Contacts
People Management Competence Centre LUISS Business School
Prof. Alessia Sammarra
T. 3282487424
email: asammarr@luiss.it
The event (in Italian) is free and open to all upon registration .
Current global economic and financial crisis impose upon Banks and financial intermediaries an increasing operational and allocative efficiency and a structured risk management, and at the same time also an increasing effectiveness on the side of the offer and customer relations. Supervisory Authority requests a greater attention on organisational models considering the existing links between organisational adequacy and sound and prudent management of banks and brokers .
LABORBANK is a LUISS Business School initiative that aims to contribute to the spread and consolidation - in the banking and financial sectors - of organisational skills as parts of the managerial culture and, at the same time, to stimulate innovation as a factor improving banks and financial intermediaries efficiency and management.
Within this framework, LABORBANK intend to be a context of analysis, discussion and exchange of experiences in order to identify, discuss and contribute to find innovative solutions to organisational problems currently most important and critical. Banks, banking groups and financial intermediaries are experiencing organisational issues, in markets and regulatory environment evolution, characterised by high uncertainty and instability.
Programme
10:00 – 10:30 Registration of participants and Welcome address
Alessandro Zattoni, Associate Dean Executive Education LUISS Business School, Full Professor of Strategy, LUISS Guido Carli University
10:30 – 11:00 The supervisory approach to the organisation function in banks : business and government requirements
Stefano De Polis, Deputy Chief of Banking and Financial Supervisory Department, Bank of Italy
11:00 – 11:30 - Strategic and organisational dynamics in Italian banks
Valerio Pesic, Assistant Professor of Economics of Financial Intermediaries and Adjunct Professor of Private Equity and Venture Capital, Sapienza University of Rome
11:30 – 12:00 - Coffee break
12:00 – 12.30 - Towards a new paradigm of organizational management in Italian banks
Maurizio Baravelli, Full Professor of Economics and Management of the Bank , Sapienza University of Rome
12:30 – 13:00 - Presentation of LABORBANK
Maurizio Baravelli, Full Professor of Economics and Management of the Bank , Sapienza University of Rome
Valerio Pesic, Assistant Professor of Economics of Financial Intermediaries and Adjunct Professor of Private Equity and Venture Capital, Sapienza University of Rome
13:00 – 14:00 - Lunch
14:00 – 16:00 Panel Discussion
Moderator
Maurizio Baravelli, Full Professor of Economics and Management of the Bank, Sapienza University of Rome
Speakers:
Carlo Demartini, Managing Director and CEO Cassa di Risparmio di Asti
Ottavio Rigodanza, Chief Operating Officer Banco Popolare
Salvatore Poloni, Head of Human Resources Organization Intesa San Paolo Group Service
The event has a limited number, please give confirmation or register at this link
RSVP – Valentina Pascali – vpascali@luiss.it; baif@luiss.it – 06.85222251
June 2015
Programma
14.00 Indirizzo di Saluto e introduzione
Paolo Spagnoletti
Assistant professor at LUISS Guido Carli University, Department of Business and Management. Coordinator of Research Center
on Information Systems (CeRSI) at LUISS.
Stefano Aiello
Partner at HSPI SpA, Engineer, IT Governance, IT Outsourcing and Information Security specialist.
COP (Certified Outsourcing Professional), CISA, CISM, CGEIT, TOGAF, ITIL Expert. Authorized Trainer for APMG ITIL training
14.30 Guest speaker
William DeLone
Professor and Dean of graduate programs and Chair of the Department of Information Technology at Kodog School of Business - American University Washington DC.
15.30 Case study: GSE
Gennaro Niglio
CIO at GSE
16.00 Q&A time
Coordinano Paolo Spagnoletti e Stefano Aiello
16.30 Consegna diplomi ai partecipanti del Programma EMIT IV Edizione
17.00 Networking Appetizer
Evento porte chiuse, solo su invito.
Dress code Formale
Per ulteriori informazioni
T 06 85 222 240
project.management@luiss.it
Trend Market Framework, Best Practice and Results of the Season Meeting
As every year on the 18th of June will be held the meeting of our Observatory LUISS on Executive Compensation and Corporate Governance. Opportunity to share with prominent guests the main developments regarding the issue of corporate governance. This year, the red thread of the conference will be looking at how it can be possible to reconcile the needs of regulatory compliance, performance requirements from investors and motivation by management
9.30/10.00
REGISTRATION OF PARTICIPANTS
10.00 / 11.30
INTRODUCTION TO WORK AND MACROECONOMIC
10.00 / 10.15
INSTITUTIONAL GREETINGS
Franco Fontana Professor of Economics and Management Companies. LUISS Guido Carli University
10.15 / 11.00
THE CURRENT ECONOMIC PHASE BETWEEN CURRENT AND RISKS PROSPECTIVE
Piero Cipollone Planning and Control Bank of Italy, former World Bank Executive Director
11.00 / 30.11
INVESTOR INQUIRIESON ISSUES OF GOVERNANCE AND EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION
Luigi Ferraris CFO Poste Italian
Stefano Marini AD Georgeson
Luca Torchia, Investor Relations Poste Italiane
11.30 / 12:00
COFFEE BREAK
12.00 / 13:20
RESEARCH OBSERVATORY AND ITS PARTNERS
12.00 / 30.12
DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF GOVERNMENT CORPORATE EXPERIENCE BY COMPARISON
Simone Alvaro, Doina D'Eramo and Giorgio Gasparri Office Legal Studies CONSOB
12.30 / 13:00
STUDY ON THE COMPENSATION OF BOARD THE FTSE MIB
Daniel T. Seacombe Senior Manager EY
Alberto Navarra Director EY
13.00 / 13:20
PROXY ADVISORS AND SHAREHOLDERS ENGAGEMENT
Stefano Bozzi Associate of Business Finance University Catholic
13.20 / 14:30
LUNCH
14.30 / 15:30
INCENTIVE SYSTEMS MANAGERIAL. CASES COMPANY
Andrea Vintani SVP Hr planning, reward and benefits UniCredit
Gianluca Grondona HR Director Salini Impregilo
15.30 / 17:00
Panel discussion:
EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE:
COMPLIANCE, PERFORMANCE AND MOTIVATION
Moderator:
Guido Cutillo Observatory Director
Alessandra Del Boca University of Brescia, Director UBI
Simonetta Iarlori Chief Operating Officer Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
Fabiola Mascardi Chair of Remuneration committee
Stefano Savino HR Director Railways Group
17.00 / 17:30
Q & A
17:30
CONCLUSIONS
For information and registration
Mario.Lucio@it.ey.com
EY - Via Po , 28 - 00198 Rome
T 06 855 67309 / F 06 855 67336
Conference sponsored by Domedica Patient First in collaboration with LUISS Business School
Programme
8.30 am: Welcome coffee and registration of participants
9.00 am: Welcome address
Franco Fontana, Scientific Coordinator of the Competence Centre & Lab PA, Health and No-Profit, LUISS Business School
Introducer
Dario Francolino, CEO Axess Public Relations
9:55 am: Presentation of the survey results Gfk-Eurisko on Patient Support Programmes
Isabella Cecchini, Director of Department Health Research, GfK Eurisko
10.30 am: The viewpoint of clinicals
John Minisola, President Emeritus of the Italian Society of Rheumatology
Carlo Pozzilli, Professor of Neurology, University of Rome and Director of the Centre for Multiple Sclerosis - Policlinico S. Andrea Roma
Serena Quattrucci, Consultant at the Centre for Cystic Fibrosis, Dept Pediatrics, University of Rome La Sapienza
Dario Vizza, Associate Professor and Head of Pulmonary Hypertension Centre, University of Rome La Sapienza
Roberto Badagliacca, Researcher at University of Rome La Sapienza
11.00 am: Integrated Health Care: an innovative approach to disease management starting from the patients and doctors’ needs
Maurizio Percopo, CEO at Domedica
11.15 am: The proposals of Patient Associations
Gianna Puppo Fornaro, President at Italian League Cystic Fibrosis ONLUS
Vittorio Vivenzio, President of the Association of Patients with Pulmonary Hypertension ONLUS
11.45 am: discussion on the Patient Support Programmes for the sustainability of the National Healtcare System
12:30 am: conclusions and end of the work
12.45 am: light lunch
RSVP
segreteria.organizzativa@domedica.it
Registration is guaranteed only upon receipt of e-mail confirmation
Since 1995, the annual DRUID Conference has become one of the world's premier academic events on innovation and the dynamics of structural, institutional and geographic change. The DRUID2015 Conference on “The RELEVANCE of INNOVATION” is co-organised and hosted by LUISS Business School and will take place on June 15-17, 2015 at LUISS BS in Rome, Italy.
Highlights include:
Plenary speakers at DRUID15 include Zoltan Acs, David Audretsch, Richard Florida, Robert Grant, Isin Guler, Anne Marie Knott, Joan Ricart, David Robinson, Filipe Santos, Chris Tucci, Shaker Zahra and Thomas Åstebro.
Scientific debates with outstanding scholars exchanging opinions in a heated and entertaining setting, and the conference audience opposing or supporting their standpoints. DRUID15 debates challenge business model innovation and entrepreneurship policy.
Paper sessions presenting 250 peer reviewed papers with previously unpublished research, all with engaged session chairs and carefully appointed discussants.
Professional development workshops (PDWs): Focused, user driven sessions offering a way of sharing ideas, knowledge and expertise.
Best paper awards. Accepted papers exclusively authored or co-authored by doctoral students will be considered for the DRUID Young Scholar Paper Award while all papers accepted for the conference will be considered for the DRUID Best Paper Award.
Grand conference dinner. DRUID conference dinners are known for their excellent food and high fun factor. When in Rome, we will do as the Romans and host a sumptuous convivium in a park in the heart of historical Rome, overlooking St. Peter’s Basilica.
Excursions through cinematic locations in historical and modern Rome. Discover or rediscover Rome tracing the footsteps of Federico Fellini, Paolo Sorrentino, Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn.
Detailed Programme and Registration
Since 1995, the annual DRUID Conference has become one of the world's premier academic events on innovation and the dynamics of structural, institutional and geographic change. The DRUID2015 Conference on “The RELEVANCE of INNOVATION” is co-organised and hosted by LUISS Business School and will take place on June 15-17, 2015 at LUISS BS in Rome, Italy.
Highlights include:
Plenary speakers at DRUID15 include Zoltan Acs, David Audretsch, Richard Florida, Robert Grant, Isin Guler, Anne Marie Knott, Joan Ricart, David Robinson, Filipe Santos, Chris Tucci, Shaker Zahra and Thomas Åstebro.
Scientific debates with outstanding scholars exchanging opinions in a heated and entertaining setting, and the conference audience opposing or supporting their standpoints. DRUID15 debates challenge business model innovation and entrepreneurship policy.
Paper sessions presenting 250 peer reviewed papers with previously unpublished research, all with engaged session chairs and carefully appointed discussants.
Professional development workshops (PDWs): Focused, user driven sessions offering a way of sharing ideas, knowledge and expertise.
Best paper awards. Accepted papers exclusively authored or co-authored by doctoral students will be considered for the DRUID Young Scholar Paper Award while all papers accepted for the conference will be considered for the DRUID Best Paper Award.
Grand conference dinner. DRUID conference dinners are known for their excellent food and high fun factor. When in Rome, we will do as the Romans and host a sumptuous convivium in a park in the heart of historical Rome, overlooking St. Peter’s Basilica.
Excursions through cinematic locations in historical and modern Rome. Discover or rediscover Rome tracing the footsteps of Federico Fellini, Paolo Sorrentino, Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn.
Detailed Programme and Registration
The Specialised Master Open Eventing Event at LUISS Business School on June 8th, 2015. Unilever Italy President Angelo Trocchia will open the event with an open discussion regarding post-graduate topics. The event will be open to the public and will be moderated by Vito Sinopoli, Editorial President at Duesse.
Unilever Italy president, Angelo Trocchia, will meet young graduates to talk about his extraordinary career and the importance of working in an international context, in a company that derives from the diversity of cultures with an inspiration for innovation, change and success. Participants at the end of the speech will have the chance to ask questions about career, employability and post-graduate education.
Unilever Italy, is a firm that bills over one billion euros per year, known and appreciated worldwide for its prestigious historical brand portfolio: Algida, Dove, Coccolino, Knorr, Lipton, Lysoform, Mentadent and many others sold in over 190 Countries employing more than 173,000 people in the world. Unilever is the first company of consumer goods in the world rankings and in which recent graduates wish to go to work.
Consequently, as you might expect, suitable spaces will be set up for informational discussions with programmes directors and coordinators to provide information on the Master programmes, admission procedures and services.
Participants will have the opportunity to receive individual guidance service related to possible post-graduate courses.
Register Now
May 2015
9.30 Registration
10.00 Opening Speech
Paolo Boccardelli, Direttore LUISS Business School
Angelo Riccaboni, Rettore Università di Siena
Speeches
10.30 Creazione di valore e innovazione: la Strategia Lean nelle aziende di servizi
Alessandro Bacci, Amministratore Delegato Telos Consulting, Professore a contratto di Economia ed Organizzazione Aziendale, Università di Siena
10.50 Strategia Lean e controllo di gestione: tecniche e strumenti per una gestione integrata e sostenibile
Cristiano Busco, Professore Ordinario di Controllo di gestione, Dipartimento di Impresa e Management, LUISS Guido Carli
11.10 Coffee Break
11.30 Lean Thinking in Sanità: da modello operativo a scelta strategica
Pierluigi Tosi, Direttore Generale, Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Senese
11.50 Lean Banking: verso l’eccellenza dei processi
Alessandro Bonanni, Responsabile Sviluppo HR e Change Management, Gruppo Bancario Iccrea – Responsabile Risorse Umane e Organizzazione, Iccrea Banca
12.10 La creazione di valore per il cliente attraverso la Lean Strategy
Enrico Cinquina, Amministratore Delegato, Cinquina Trasporti e Servizi Srl
12.30 TWorkshop
Dal Lean Thinking al Lean Strategy: opportunità per innovare e competere?
Modera: Alessandro Agnetis, Professore Ordinario di Ricerca Operativa, Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell’Informazione e Scienze Matematiche, Università degli Studi di Siena
Speeches:
Leonardo Bassilichi, Amministratore Delegato, Bassilichi SPA
Massimiliano Boggetti, Amministratore Delegato, Sebia Italia
Eros Organni, Amministratore Delegato, Sei Toscana
Alberto Caporale, Dirigente Area Organizzazione e Risorse Umane, Unioncamere
Stefano Cinotti, Direttore Generale, Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale della Lombardia e dell’Emilia Romagna
Ore 13.30 Chiusura dei lavori
Lunch Buffet
For further information: (+39) 06/85222371
The event is free and open to all upon registration.
March 2015
Ore 14,30 Registrazione dei partecipanti
Apertura dei Lavori
Giovanni Fiori, Ordinario di Economia Aziendale LUISS Guido Carli, Componente del Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
Indirizzi di Saluto
Massimo Tezzon, Segretario Generale della Fondazione Organismo Italiano di Contabilità (O.I.C.), Componente del Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
Mario Civetta, Presidente dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Roma
Pierluigi Coccia, Presidente dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Rieti
Efrem Romagnoli, Presidente dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Latina
Introduce e Coordina
Paolo Moretti, Presidente dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario e della Fondazione Accademia Romana di Ragioneria, Docente LUISS Guido Carli
Relazioni
Le verifiche e i controlli per la chiusura del bilancio di esercizio
Nicola Forte, Dottore Commercialista, Pubblicista
Le immobilizzazioni materiali e immateriali nel bilancio
Gaetano Di Bari, Dottore Commercialista, Ls Lexjus Sinacta
Il trattamento civilistico e fiscale dei crediti e debiti nel bilancio
Annarita De Mauro, Componente del Consiglio di Gestione Organismo Italiano di Contabilità
I riflessi degli errori contabili nel modello di dichiarazione dei redditi
Paolo Savini, Direttore Centrale dei Servizi dei Contribuenti – Agenzia delle Entrate
La Nota Integrativa, il Rendiconto Finanziario e la Relazione sulla Gestione
Maria Teresa Bianchi, Associato di Economia Aziendale Sapienza Università di Roma, Componente Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
La Relazione al Bilancio dell’Organo di Controllo
Riccardo Patimo, Commercialista, Componente del Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
Ore 19.00 Chiusura dei lavori
La partecipazione all’evento è libera previa registrazione www.odcec.roma.it/.
Per ottenere i crediti formativi è obbligatoria la registrazione presso il sito dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Roma (http://www.odcec.roma.it)
Ore 14,30 Registrazione dei partecipanti
Apertura dei Lavori
Giovanni Fiori, Ordinario di Economia Aziendale LUISS Guido Carli, Componente del Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
Indirizzi di Saluto
Massimo Tezzon, Segretario Generale della Fondazione Organismo Italiano di Contabilità (O.I.C.), Componente del Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
Mario Civetta, Presidente dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Roma
Pierluigi Coccia, Presidente dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Rieti
Efrem Romagnoli, Presidente dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Latina
Introduce e Coordina
Paolo Moretti, Presidente dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario e della Fondazione Accademia Romana di Ragioneria, Docente LUISS Guido Carli
Relazioni
Le verifiche e i controlli per la chiusura del bilancio di esercizio
Nicola Forte, Dottore Commercialista, Pubblicista
Le immobilizzazioni materiali e immateriali nel bilancio
Gaetano Di Bari, Dottore Commercialista, Ls Lexjus Sinacta
Il trattamento civilistico e fiscale dei crediti e debiti nel bilancio
Annarita De Mauro, Componente del Consiglio di Gestione Organismo Italiano di Contabilità
I riflessi degli errori contabili nel modello di dichiarazione dei redditi
Paolo Savini, Direttore Centrale dei Servizi dei Contribuenti – Agenzia delle Entrate
La Nota Integrativa, il Rendiconto Finanziario e la Relazione sulla Gestione
Maria Teresa Bianchi, Associato di Economia Aziendale Sapienza Università di Roma, Componente Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
La Relazione al Bilancio dell’Organo di Controllo
Riccardo Patimo, Commercialista, Componente del Comitato Scientifico dell’Istituto per il Governo Societario
Ore 19.00 Chiusura dei lavori
La partecipazione all’evento è libera previa registrazione www.odcec.roma.it/.
Per ottenere i crediti formativi è obbligatoria la registrazione presso il sito dell’Ordine dei Dottori Commercialisti e degli Esperti Contabili di Roma (http://www.odcec.roma.it)
2015 EFMD MBA Conference
This important event is aimed at MBA Directors and business school staff involved in part-time, full-time and executive MBA programmes. It is organised by the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) and will be hosted by LUISS Business School, Rome (Italy).
Sunday, 8 March 2015
17:00 Registration desk open
18:00 – 18:10 Greeting from the Chair - MBA RoomRaffaele Oriani, MBA Director & Conference Chair, LUISS Business School, IT
18:10 – 19:30 Ice-breaking activity - 10A+B
Design thinking: what the MBA curriculum and cupcakes have in common
19:30 Dinner Sala Colonne
Monday, 9 March 2015
08:15 – Registration desk open
09:00 – 09:30 Welcome - Aula Magna
Paolo Boccardelli, Dean, LUISS Business School, IT
Nadine Burquel, Director, Business School Services, EFMD
Raffaele Oriani, MBA Director & Conference Chair, LUISS Business School, IT
09:30 – 10:15 - What will the world look like in 2020? - Aula Magna
Tim Jones, Director, The Future Agenda, UK
10:15 – 10:45 - Coffee Break - Sala Colonne
10:45 – 11:45 - Panel – What will the MBA look like in 2020? – Aula MagnaThree speakers from different backgrounds will share their perspective for the future. What will change, what will disappear and how does your school need to adapt?
Kai Peters, Chief Executive, Ashridge, UK
Luigi De Vecchi, Chairman Continental Europe for Corporate and Investment Banking, Citi Bank, IT
Anna-Victoria Anderson, Current MBA Student, LUISS Business School, IT
Moderated by Mark Farrell, Head, Graduate School of Business and Law, RMIT University, AU
11:45 – 12:45 Discussion groups with pre-assigned themes - workshop roomsGroup 1: Technology:How will technology change the delivery and design of the MBA in 2020?Group 2: Relevance:
What changes do MBA programs/business schools need to make to ensure they remain relevant to the needs of students, business and society?Group 3: Challenges?
What other challenges may affect the future of MBA programs – locally, nationally, and globally?Group 4: MBA curricula in 2020:
What will the ideal MBA curriculum look like in 2020?
12:45 – 13:15 - Feedback – Aula Magna
13:15 – 14:30 Lunch - Sala Colonne
14:30 – 15:30 Confessions of an MBA Director – Redesigning the MBA - Aula MagnaA hands-on example of a recent programme redesign. Learn about the consultation process and challenges encountered.
Gloria Batllori, Director, MBA Programmes, ESADE Business School, ES
15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break - Sala Colonne
16:00 – 17:00 Breakout sessions – discussion groups10A Student expectationsStudents or customers? How do you set limits? What does the new relationship mean?
Moderated by Melissa Handley, MBA Associate Director, ESADE Busines School, ES
10B Innovative ways to capture student experience
Blogs, videos etc. Moderated by Elaine Eades, Director of MBA Programmes, University of Liverpool Management School, UK
11A Faculty management
How to encourage faculty to be more student-responsive and student-focused? How to foster new teaching styles?
Moderated by Amalia Di Iorio, Associate Pro-Vice Chancellor, College of Arts, Social Sciences and Commerce, La Trobe University AU
11B Engaging corporate partners
How can you involve corporate partners and make sure your teaching caters to their needs?
Moderated by Stefania Mauri, Corporate Marketing Responsible, LUISS Business School, IT
17:00 – 17:30 EFMD Update – Aula MagnaNadine Burquel, Director, Business School Services, EFMD
18:45 Transfer to Gala Dinner - Hotel Fenix, Viale Gorizia 5
19:30 Gala Dinner at Vittoriano - Altare della Patria
22:30 Busses back to Hotel Fenix
Tuesday, 10 March 2015
09:00 – 10:00 Trends & Developments in Graduate Management Education - Aula Magna
Alex Chisholm, Director, Statistical Analysis, GMAC®, US
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee Break – Sala Colonne
10:30 – 12:00 The Use of Apps in Education – Aula MagnaThis session will discuss the rise of the mobile app economy and its significance to the delivery of graduate management education, in the classroom and beyond. The presentation will focus on Apple’s iOS ecosystem and highlight a variety of apps, workflows and best practices for enhancing the MBA experience with mobile technology. Further reading will be made available after the session.
12:00 – 12:30 Closing Remarks & Welcome to the 2016 Conference
12:30 – 14:00 Lunch - Sala Colonne
Programme
