Marco Abate, Rector of UniMarconi; Nicola D’Erario, Head of Labor Relations and Professionalism Area at Farmindustria; Cristiana Poggio, Vice President of Piazza dei Mestieri; Francesco Seghezzi, President of Fondazione Adapt; Guido Torrielli, President of Rete ITS Italia. Introduced by Michele Samoggia, Senior Manager Communication, Sustainability & Public Affairs at Philip Morris Italia

In the current context characterized by an increasingly competitive, fast, and digitalized economy, the continuous updating of skills, marked by innovation, is an objective that engages all involved actors, both public and private. Companies play a fundamental role, stimulating the technological update of the productive fabric and creating a context in which development and quality work can be generated. To remain competitive as a country, it is necessary to intervene to compensate for the lack of skills in various sectors and create strategies aimed at stimulating such investments. 

With the support of the Emilia-Romagna Region