Launching discussions at this national roundtable was the observation that the Italian pension system has undergone several attempts at reform over the past 25 years. (…)Supporting pension funds to stimulate economic growth in Italy
Discussions at this Conference for the Italian talent abroad group focused on the need for a development model where economic growth is not merely an (…)Sustainability: merely necessary or a driver of growth?
Enterprises, innovation, and Milan were the three watchwords of discussions at this meeting focused on the pursuit by the Lombardy region of international competitiveness, particularly (…)Innovation as a catalyst for growth: what Milan can do
It is women who underestimate their abilities, don’t ask for anything and often put up with a less important job than they are capable of. (…)Aspen at Expo – Investing in innovation: women and technologies
Trade agreements, particularly those between Europe and the US (TTIP: The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership), provide a huge opportunity for development and growth and (…)Aspen at Expo – The case for TTIP: how, when, what?
Kicking off proceedings at this international workshop was the observation that agricultural market growth is once again the focus of world attention. Consumer prices for (…)Aspen at Expo – Agribusiness and trade: friends or foes?
These days, the world of health is facing a revolution that does not only concern medicine but also includes a broad range of disciplines and (…)Aspen at Expo – Science and individual health
The key to sustainable development is not only an effective partnership between government, civil society and the private sector, but also a scientific approach. Science (…)Aspen at Expo – Women, science and sustainable development
The intersection between women, nutrition and health is undeniable. Women are the food matrons of the world as in most cases they are the ones (…)Aspen at Expo – The role of nutrition in future health: the gender challenge
By way of setting the tone for this International Workshop, figures were cited showing that, in 2014, 350 million PCs and 320 million tablets were (…)Aspen at Expo – A conversation on human mind and innovation
Everyone likes to eat food cooked on the barbecue, but whilst in the western world, it is part and parcel of a convivial habit, often (…)Aspen at Expo – Clean cooking solutions for health and sustainability
The ongoing efforts to build a well functioning Energy Union in Europe should be seen in the context of major global changes related in various (…)Building the Energy Union
Discussions at this year’s Annual Conference for the Friends of Aspen centered on the long-term economic priority of sustainable development for future generations, viewed as (…)A positive economy: shaping the future
Underpinning discussions at this Aspen Junior Fellows roundtable were lawfulness and merit as dual pillars of intergenerational solidarity. It was observed that illegality curbs growth (…)Cross‐generation roundtable – Business: the value of rule of law
We need a new way of narrating Europe. We need it above all to counter the populist drift that has made anti-Europeanism its motto. Data (…)From obstacle to opportunity: how European institutions can help businesses and improve the job market
The picture that emerged from the work of the 2014 Focus on Industry session of the Aspen Seminars for Leaders was of an Italian industrial (…)Focus on industry: an agenda for growth
