October 2016
The workshop analyses the patronage theme by examining the Oxford University Case Study on the Vatican Museums transformation that focuses on the managerial renewal and digitalization operations, which have brought the Vatican Museums to becoming the fifth most visited museum center.
AGENDA
4:00 pm
Welcome speech
Paolo Boccardelli, Dean, LUISS Business School
4:15 pm
Vatican Museums: the case study
Mark Hughes-Morgan, Director, Oxford Centre for Corporate Reputation, SAID Business School
Rupert Younger, Researcher, Oxford Centre for Corporate Reputation, SAID Business School
4:45 pm
Round Table Discussion: patronage and corporate reputation
Andrea Illy, CEO, Illy*
Lucia Boscaini, Brand and Heritage Curator Senior Director, Bulgari
Stefano Lucchini, Visiting Fellow, Oxford University
Valeria Merlini, Restorer, Museum Curator and Exhibition Designer
5:30 pm
Final Remarks
Barbara Jatta, Vice Director, Vatican Museums
(*) TBC
The event is held in english and is open to the public, to participate please write to: segreteriadirezioneluissbs@luiss.it
On October 3, 2016, the Association of the LUISS Business School Alumni is honoured to give a warm welcome to Timothy Shriver, President of Special Olympics, which is the world’s greatest sports organisation uniting athletes of all ages with intellectual disabilities. The meeting will take place in the heart of Rome, in the suggestive Stadium of Domitian.
The event will be opened by Maurizio Romiti, President of Special Olympics Italy, and Leonardo Iacovelli, Managing Director of BLSA Qatar, followed by Francesco Rullani, Head of ERS Hub at LUISS University, and Edoardo Magnotta, Head of Alumni Network Development at LUISS Business School. In fact, the alumni community of LUISS Business School is planning to support the spirit of the Special Olympics, empowering in particular the connection between sport and education.
The topics covered include the value of sport’s social impact and, thanks to the presence of Timothy Shriver at the event, the experiences of the organisation of Special Olympics.
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Agenda
5.30 p.m.
Welcome Speech
Leonardo Iacovelli
Managing Director, BLSA – Qatar
5.45 p.m.
Introduction
Maurizio Romiti
President of Special Olympics Italy
6.00 p.m.
Sport as Engagement
Edoardo Magnotta
Head of Alumni Network Development, LUISS Business School
6.15 p.m.
Education, Sport, Social Impact
Francesco Rullani
Head of ERS Hub – LUISS University
6.30 p.m.
Sport and Social Growth
Timothy Shriver
President of Special Olympics
28/09/2016
June 2016
The distinguished panellists (experts, regulators, international and domestic airlines and operators) will discuss topical trends in the aviation industry during the Third International Aviation Law Conference organised by Studio Pierallini and LUISS Business School, in cooperation with the International Institute of Air and Space Law (IIASL) of Leiden University, The Netherlands.
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First part
Second part
AGENDA
9.00 – 9.30
Registration and welcome coffee
9.30 – 9.45
Opening of the Conference
Prof. Paolo Boccardelli, Dean, LUISS Business School, Rome
9.45 – 10.45
Panel I – What is the role of aviation in Italy in comparison to the other European countries
Moderator: Prof. Laura Pierallini, LUISS Guido Carli University and Studio Pierallini, Rome
Mr. Carlos Bermejo Acosta, Head of Unit, European Commission, Brussels
Mr. Alessio Quaranta, General Director, Italian Civil Aviation Authority, Rome
Mr. Alessandro Noce, Director, Foodstuffs & Transport Directorate, Italian Antitrust Authority, Rome
10.45 – 12.00
Panel II - Free or fair competition in a global aviation market?
Moderator: Prof. Pablo Mendes de Leon, Director, IIASL, University of Leiden
Prof. Regula Dettling-Ott, Vice President EU-Affairs, Lufthansa Group, Brussels
Mr. Abdul Wahab Teffaha, Secretary General, Arab Air Carriers Organization, Beirut
Mr. Fathi Atti, Head of Government and Aeropolitical Affairs, Qatar Airways, Doha
Mr. Adrian Gane, Head of Industry Affairs, Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi (TBC)
Mr. Guillaume Hecketweiler, General Counsel, Air France – KLM, Paris
Does the global aviation market require a competition regime and if so how to achieve it? This topic query will be addressed by airlines’ representatives and experts in an open debate.
12.00 – 13.30
Panel III - The Versatile Relationship Between Airlines, Airports And Handlers: How To Proceed From Here In The Value Chain?
Moderator: Mr. John Balfour, Consultant, Clyde & Co LLP, London
Mr. Giuseppe Mazzeo, President, Assaereo, Rome
Ms. Noura Rouissi, European Commission, DG MOVE, Brussels
Mr. Giulio De Metrio, Chief Operating Officer, Deputy CEO, SEA Airport, Milan
Mr. Ivan Bassato, Director Airport Management, AdR - Aeroporti di Roma, Rome
Dr. Peter Urwantschky, Partner, Urwantschky Dangel Borst, Neu-Ulm
Mr. Sergi Giménez, Partner, Fornesa Abogados, Barcelona
The panellists will discuss airport charges, state aid and the application of European rules in light of the increasing complexity of the relationship among the top players of the air transport industry.
13.30 – 14.45
Light lunch
14.45 – 16.00
Panel IV -Rules, interests and practices in relation to consumers’ protection: an update
Moderator: Prof. Anna Konert, Director, Institute of Air and Space Law, Lazarski University in Warsaw
Ms. Monique De Smet, Regional Director, IATA, Brussels
Mr. Federico Bonaudi, Manager Facilitation, Parliamentary Affairs & Regional Airports, ACI Europe, Brussels
Prof. Vincent Correia, University of Poitiers, Paris
Mr. Morten L. Jakobsen, Partner, Gorrissen Federspiel, Copenhagen
Mr. Ulrich Steppler, Partner, Arnecke Sibeth Frankfurt
Ms. Elizabeth Freidenberg, Name Partner, Freidenberg, Freidenberg & Lifsic Abogados, Buenos Aires
Ms. Cinzia Mariani, Head of Passengers Rights and Airports Service Quality, ENAC, Rome
Experts will focus on the recent trends and on the status of the revision of EU Regulation 261/2004.
16.00 – 17.00
Panel V - Drones: how to make the evolving technology consistent with the regulatory framework?
Moderator: Prof. Mia Wouters, LVP Law and University of Ghent, Brussels
Mr. David Kendrick, Head of Airline Licensing & Consumer Issues, UK Civil Aviation Authority, London
Mr. Alan Meneghetti, Partner, Locke Lord LLP, London
Ms. Catherine Erkelens, Partner, Bird & Bird, Brussels
Ms. Serap Zuvin, Name Partner, Serap Zuvin Law Offices, Istanbul
Dr. Piotr Kasprzyk, Advisor for air navigation standards, Polish Air Navigation Agency, Warsaw
The panellists will update about the evolution of regulation on drones and the open issues raised by the new technologies.
17.00 – 17.30
Closing remarks
18.00
IAWA reception at Studio Pierallini, Viale Liegi 28, Rome
Key Note: Ms. Giovanna Laschena, Deputy Director, Economic and Airport’s Oversight, ENAC, Rome
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Research in strategy has traditionally focused on the study of competition. More recently, cooperative interorganizational relations have drawn attention, with scholars studying the motivation for forming them and their implications. While competition and cooperation were considered separate modes of interaction between firms, scholars have begun to acknowledge that firms simultaneously engage in these activities. For instance, studies have investigated partners’ competitive behaviors within cooperative relations and explored how firms engage in "coopetition". Nevertheless, cooperative strategy has not been integrated with literature on competitive strategy, and the interplay of competition and cooperation has remained under-researched. This special issue calls for research on the interplay of competition and cooperation that connects these separate streams of research, highlight value creation and appropriation in coopetitive interactions, and sheds light on the coevolution of competition and cooperation, while analyzing their consequences or identifying antecedents and mechanisms that drive their interplay and the trade-offs between them.
On June 8-9, 2016, a two-day workshop associated with this special issue will be hosted by LUISS Business School in Rome. Authors will present their under-revision papers, with the aim of creating an opportunity for the authors to reach common language, coordinate themes across papers, and build upon each other’s work-in-progress.
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LUISS Business School is glad to host the SMS 2016 Special Conference on June 5-7, 2016.
In this conference, we are looking at some of the twenty-first century’s most fundamental challenges in the strategic management realm: exploring the interfaces of innovation, entrepreneurship, and coopetition. In essence, we shall try to respond to a range of momentous questions. Since entrepreneurial communities foster open communication, creativity, experimentation, intellectual curiosity, and tolerate failure as well as celebrate successes, how are they organized? What type of organizational structure and management practices are most conducive to absorbing knowledge from competitors? How do technological forces drive the process of coopetition? How can entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial managers benefit from pursuing coopetition strategies? What are the main enablers of cooperation and coopetition in creative industries? How is it possible to support value creation and value appropriation in creative business models? How differences in culture and approach between partners affect cooperation and coopetition in creative industries?
Investigation on entrepreneurship and innovation has received increasing attention in strategic management in the last decade. While the two areas have been experiencing incredibly rapid growth, we perceive two clear gaps hindering further advance.
In its recent advancements, innovation is worthy of deeper attention in strategic management, especially as concerns the interconnections with entrepreneurship in various settings. Correspondingly, little has been done in exploring the two main themes within coopetitive settings; i.e., contexts in which competition and cooperation merge together to give birth to a different kind of strategic interaction.
By detecting the relations between innovation, entrepreneurship and coopetition, the Strategic Management Society Special Conference in Rome intends to delve into and grasp the opportunities for detecting the relationships and reciprocal influences between the three relevant research areas, as well as for inspecting their impact on competitive advantage and performance.
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May 2016
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 and 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.
Reinventing On-The-Job Development
How to use the opportunities of digital technologies to create custom development programs on a large scale?
What are the concrete advantages for employees, supervisors and HR professionals?
What are the main challenges in the design and implementation of digital development programs?
Introduction
Laura Innocenti, Docente di Human Resource Management, LUISS Business School
Case history
Catia Sibilia, HR Development Manager, Carrefour Italia
Discussant
Daniela Annibaletti, Business Development Director, CEB Talent Assessment, Italia
Silvia Marinari, Responsabile Sviluppo, Compensation and Change Management, Poste Italiane
Cocktail
The event is held in Italian. Registration is required.
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LUISS Business School has the pleasure to host the 4th International Mega-Projects Workshop.
The Workshop brings together scholars and practitioners to further understanding of mega-projects: it allows established and emerging scholars to present their work, interact with other scholars studying related topics, transfer lessons learned across mega-projects and to the participating organizations, spur connections between practice and theory, and hear the latest trends in mega-projects research.
AGENDA
Thursday, May 19
2:00pm
Room 203 “Toti”
Welcome coffee
2:30pm – 5:30pm
Room 203 “Toti”
Session 1. Mega-projects Infrastructures
Welcome:
Andrea Prencipe (LUISS Guido Carli)
Nuno Gil (The University of Manchester)
Andrew Davies (UCL), Carla Messikomer (PMI)
Opening session: Raymond E. Levitt (Stanford University)
Chair: Richard Tee (LUISS Guido Carli)
Discussion panel:
Ashwin Mahalingam (IIT Madras) “Megaproject Coordination: Innovating Vertically Down the Project Organization - Examples from India”
Diletta Colette Invernizzi, Giorgio Locatelli (University of Leeds) “End of operations, beginning of a new megaprojects: the new challenge of project management”
Chair: Jonas Söderlund (BI Norwegian Business School)
Discussion panel:
Roberto Provera (Thales Alenia Space) “The International Space Station – Management Challenges in a multi-lateral project”
Domenico Fraioli, Christian Lombardi, Claudio Cantatore (Bombardier Transportation) “Rehabilitation and Signalization of Irmak-Karabük-Zonguldak Railway Line (Turkey)”
Tim De Barro, Marie Gilmour (The Nichols Group) “From Mantra to Method – Managing Innovation on Crossrail”
Closing Session: Niels G. Noorderhaven (Tilburg University), Nuno Gil (The University of Manchester)
5:30pm – 6:00pm
Room 211
Coffee break
6:00pm – 8:00pm
Room 211
Evening Session. “Managing Mega-projects challenges: lessons from major UK programmes”
Welcome: Massimo Egidi (LUISS Guido Carli, Rector), Luigi Marengo (LUISS Guido Carli), Carla Messikomer (PMI), Andrea Prencipe (LUISS Guido Carli)
Keynote Speaker: Mark Thurston (CH2M)
Discussion panel: Gernot Grabher (HafenCity University Hamburg), Raymond E. Levitt (Stanford University)
Q&A
8:00pm
Terrazza 3rd floor
Buffet Dinner for speakers
Friday, May 20
9:00am
Room 203 “Toti”
Welcome coffee
9:30am – 11:00am
Room 203 “Toti”
Session 2. Coordination and Learning in Megaprojects
Opening Session: Gernot Grabher (HafenCity University Hamburg)
Chair: Andrew Davies (UCL)
Discussion panel:
Vedran Zerjav, Andrew Davies, Andrew Edkins (UCL) “Nothing new on T2: exploring the learning role of megaprojects for infrastructure services provision”
Simon Addyman (TfL), Stephen Pryke (UCL), Sulafa Badi (UCL) “Networks or hierarchies? Information exchange in complex infrastructure projects”
Corrado lo Storto (University of Naples Federico II) “Managing an infrastructure megaproject: the role of the Special Purpose Entity”
11:00am - 11:30am
Borghetto
Coffee break
11:30am – 1:00pm
Room 203 “Toti”
Chair: Jan Van den Ende (Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University)
Discussion panel:
Meri Duryan, Hedley Smyth (UCL) “The impact of organisational culture on megaproject learning”
Nuno Gil, Jeffrey Pinto (The University of Manchester) “Pluralism at the Front-end of Complex Systems Projects: Governance and Performance Implications
1:00pm
Room 203 “Toti”
Closing remarks: Jennifer Whyte (Imperial College London), the Scientific Board
On May 6, 2016 the part-time MBA Graduation Day will take place, and LUISS Business School is glad to host Carlo Purassanta, CEO Microsoft Italy as Guest Speaker.
During the 24 months of the programme, the participants have been involved in lectures, projects, team works, company presentations and team building activities. They had the chance to participate in round table discussions with high-level managers coming from attractive Industries such as Luxury, FMCG and Pharma. They developed an efficient business network and met key players of the business ecosystems. Now the programme is over, and it’s time to celebrate this intense path all together.
AGENDA
16:30
Welcoming
Paolo Boccardelli, Dean LUISS Business School
Raffaele Oriani, MBA Programmes Director, LUISS Business School
17:00
Inspirational talk
Carlo Purassanta, CEO Microsoft Italy
17:30
Field Project Works presentation
18:00
Graduation ceremony
18:30
Final greetings
Enzo Peruffo, Part-Time MBA Director, LUISS Business School
18:45
Cocktail
Participation in this event is by invitation only.
Guest Speaker bio
Carlo Purassanta was appointed General Manager of Microsoft Italy on January 2013. Previously he served as Enterprise Services Area Lead for Microsoft France. Before joining Microsoft in 2011, Purassanta worked at IBM for over fourteen years, leading several segments in France and Europe. He served as Network Services Executive, Director of Infrastructure Services and Senior Business Development Executive for Strategic Outsourcing in Southwest Europe. He was also the official IBM’s spokesperson on cloud strategy.
He graduated at Politecnico di Milano University and then moved to France. He also studied in the UK for an MBA at the Henley Business School. He is a member of the Advisory Board of the Foreign Investors Committee of Confindustria where he is responsible for its working group dedicated to "Research, innovation and education".
GALLERY
April 2016
On 14 April 2016 LUISS Business School will host the next meeting of the ADesempio series with Francesco Starace, CEO Enel S.p.A., as guest speaker. During the event, organized by AGOL – Associazione Giovani Opinion Leader, students and AGOL’s guests will interact with the speaker thanks to the innovative format of the meeting, 20 minutes of speech and 20 of interaction. ADesempio is designed to stimulate dialog between the current leading class and young people while promoting renewed leadership throughout the country.
The event is reserved to LUISS Business School’s students and Agol’s guests. It will take place at Room Toti, LUISS Guido Carli – Viale Romania 32, Rome (Italy).
Guest Speaker Bio
Francesco Starace was appointed Group Chief Executive of Enel S.p.A. in May 2014. Mr. Starace joined Enel in 2000, holding several executive positions including Head of Business Power (from July 2002 to October 2005) and Managing Director of the Market Division (from November 2005 to September 2008).
Between 2008 and 2014, he was Chief Executive Officer of Enel Green Power, the Group's renewable power generation subsidiary and a leading player in the global renewables industry. In November 2010, Mr. Starace led the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of the business, floating it on the Milan and Madrid stock exchanges with a market capitalization of €8 billion.
Mr. Starace began his career in construction management of power generation plants, first at General Electric Group and then at ABB Group and subsequently Alstom Power Corporation, where he was appointed Head of worldwide gas turbines sales.
Mr. Starace's international experience includes periods spent living in the United States, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bulgaria.
In May 2015, he was appointed to the Board of Directors of the United Nations Global Compact. Since June 2014, he is also a member of the Advisory Board of the United Nations Sustainable Energy 4 All initiative. In January 2016 he was appointed co-Chair of the World Economic Forum's Energy Utilities and Energy Technologies Community.
He graduated with a degree in Nuclear Engineering from the Milan Polytechnic. He is married with two sons, is a keen cyclist and a supporter of A.S. Roma football club, and is passionate about poetry.
AGENDA
9.30 a.m. Registration of Participants
9.45 a.m. Welcome address
Massimo Egidi, Rector, LUISS Guido Carli University
Angelo Riccaboni, Rector, University of Siena
10.00 a.m. Presentation of LUISS Lean Lab
Franco Fontana, Professor of Economics and Management, Scientific Coordinator Public Administration & Healthcare, LUISS Business School
10.20 a.m. Round Table Discussion "Innovation and Sustainability: Lean strategy in Healthcare"
Moderator
Alessandro Bacci, Professor of Economics and Business Administration and Lean Management, University of Siena
Panelists
Pierluigi Tosi, General Director, University Hospital of Siena
Thomas Schael, General Director, Health Authority Alto Adige
Umberto Cocco, Operating Chief, Foundation Poliambulanza, Brescia
Marta Matera, LLean manager, IFCA, Care Assistance Instituto Fiorentino, Florence
Fabrizio Gemmi, Medical Director, University Hospital of Pisa
11.45 Round Table Discussion "Lean Procurement: increase value through integration and resources optimization”
Moderator
Alessandro Agnetis, Professor of Applied Research, Department of Information Technology and Mathematical Sciences, University of Siena
Panelists
Marco Gasparri, Director Sourcing Services and Utility, Consip
Massimiliano Boggetti, President Assodiagnostici, Assobiomedica
Massimo Scaccabarozzi, President Farmindustria (to be confirmed)
Carlo Spellucci, Innovation Regional Black Belt for Europe and Canada, Eli Lilly Italy
Nicolò Pestelli, General Director Estar TUSCANY
1.15 p.m. Break
2.15 pm Round Table Discussion “Reorganization and quality of services: towards a model of health and social care integration”
Moderator
Riccardo Fatarella, General Director, Department of Health, Calabria Region, Director of Master EMPHA, Public Administration & Healthcare, LUISS Business School
Panelists
Maria Teresa Mechi, Quality Manager of services and Clinical networks, Tuscany Region/li>
Lorenzo Miraglia, President AIOP Giovani
Angelo Lino Del Favero, President Federsanità Anci, General Director Istituto Superiore di Sanità
Massimo Bufacchi, General Secretary ARIS
Sergio Sgubin, National President ANSDIPP
For further information please contact: T 06 85 22 2309; sanita@luiss.it.
The event is held in Italian and it is open to the public, for organizational reasons registration is appreciated.
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March 2016
A seminar that focuses on the role of the head of protocol and of professionals who are involved in both Public and Private communication, public relations, press office and event organization companies.
Discover more about Business Diplomacy & Protocol course
AGENDA
4.0 p.m. Welcome address
Giovanni Lo Storto, General Director LUISS Guido Carli University
Franco Fontana, Full Professor of Economics and Management, Scientific Coordinator Public Administration & Healthcare, LUISS Business School
Introduction
Filippo Romano, Expert on State Ceremonial and Protocol
Moderator
Andrea Ruggeri, Responsabile Eventi e Cerimoniale del Centro Studi Difesa e Sicurezza (Cestudis)
Speakers
Federico Fabretti, Head of Institutional Relations, External Relations and Communication at Finmeccanica
Simone Cantagallo, Head of Institutional Relations, External Relations and Communication at SNAM, President of FERPI.
Maurizio Masciopinto, Italian State Police Official
Luigi Ferdinando Nazzaro, Chief of Protocol of “Regione Lazio”
Stefano Thaulero, Senate Official, Protocol expert
Carmela Valdevies, City of Florence Official, former Chief of Protocol of the Mayor Matteo Renzi
Stefano Ronca, former Chief of Diplomatic Protocol of the Italian Republic, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
6:00 p.m. Conclusions
Filippo Romano, former Deputy Secretary General and Head of Protocol of the Presidency of the Republic
Further information: T 06 85 222309; pa@luiss.it
The event is held in Italian and it is open to the public, for organizational reasons registration is appreciated.
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February 2016
On February 9, 2016 LUISS Business School will present the MBA Sport Games Competition, the brand new tournament dedicated to European Business Schools’ students who will compete in five different sports: futsal, street basketball, badminton, triathlon and relay swimming.
The competition, organised with the patronage of CONI, aims to develop team spirit and creative thinking which are necessary to achieve any goal either in sport, business and life.
The event will take place in Rome in 2016 at the “Giulio Onesti” High Performance Training Center of the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI). CONI will also provide the necessary technical and logistical support, and will ensure the participation of qualified referees and timekeepers.
Programme
5.00 pm
Registration and welcoming
5.30 pm
Welcome speech and presentation of the MBA Sport Games
Paolo Boccardelli, Dean LUISS Business School
5.45 pm
The role and the value of Sport in the students’ life
Alberto Miglietta, CEO CONI Servizi
6.00 pm
The meaning of a student sport competition
Diana Bianchedi, fencer and Olympic champion, General Coordinator Rome 2024 Committee
6.15 pm
From Business Competition to Sport Competition
Raffaele Oriani, MBA Programmes Director
6.30 pm
Q&A Session
Paolo Boccardelli, Dean LUISS Business School
6:45 pm
Greetings and award
Massimiliano Rosolino, Italian swimmer and Olympic Champion
LUISS Business School is glad to announce the first MBA Reunion after obtaining the prestigious EQUIS accreditation. It will take place at LUISS Business School on February 5, 2016. The programme is very rich and intense with many special guests who will engage the public with their inspirational speeches focused on “Strategic Networking and the opportunities of the Made in Italy”.
It will represent a great opportunity to meet all MBA Alumni in order to build a solid new community and a lifelong relationship with LUISS Business School in order to develop careers, share competence, experience, and drive the change.
Programme
2:00 pm - Registration
2:30 pm - Welcome speech LUISS Guido Carli University
2:45 pm - Opening Speech - Paolo Boccardelli Dean, LUISS Business School
3:00 pm - Strategic Network and Personal Branding - Afonso Rebelo de Sousa Content Marketing Evangelist at Linkedin
4:00 pm - The new opportunity of LUISS BS network: Graduway and LUISS BS Alumni - Paolo Boccardelli Dean, LUISS Business School
4:15 pm - LUISS BS and the Social growth: The house of Marietou Project Energia per i Diritti Umani - Francesco Rullani Head of LUISS ERS Hub
4:30 pm - Conclusions - Raffaele Oriani MBA Director, LUISS Business School
5:15 pm - Italy leads the world - Oscar Farinetti Founder and CEO, Eataly
6:15 pm - Open Questions - Raffaele Oriani MBA Director, LUISS Business School
6:45 pm - Conclusions - Paolo Boccardelli Dean, LUISS Business School
7:00 pm - Greetings and award - Luigi Abete President, LUISS Business School
Officine Farneto
19:30 Gala Dinner
The event is reserved to LUISS MBA Alumni
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