In collaboration with Compagnia delle Opere.
Roberta Cocco, Member of the Board of Directors of Il Sole 24 ORE; Antonio Gozzi, President of Duferco and President of Federacciai; Marco Hannappel, President and CEO of Philip Morris Italy and President of South-Western Europe at Philip Morris International; Bernardo Mattarella, CEO of Invitalia; Francesco Seghezzi, President of the Adapt Foundation; Adolfo Urso, Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy. Moderated by Guido Bardelli, President of Compagnia delle Opere. 

Digital and ecological transitions are challenges that call us to a new way of doing business and, therefore, a rethinking of the working methods we have carried out so far. The global twin transitions are leading to critical rethinking in which we cannot help but participate. The young people who are now thirty years old have never experienced inflation, and we all lack real compasses capable of interpreting the phenomenon to the fullest. This, too, is a challenge that we cannot avoid, just like the dramatic current events of the war waged by Russia against Ukraine, which has undermined some of our certainties, starting with the peace that has dominated the European continent for seventy years. An enlightened entrepreneur is one who sets the goal of accepting the change that daily life offers and not being a passive subject of it. The world of work, especially among the younger generations, is experiencing a rethinking of priorities and objectives. The debate aims to be a moment of discussion between those who are called upon to interpret change in their actions every day, those who interpret the new labor market, and those who are at the helm of the Ministry responsible for guiding the country’s development policy.