The title of this event yielded three key words for a debate on modern leadership: change, uncertainty and complexity. The proceedings got underway with the (…)Understanding change. Opportunities and risks for leaders in an era of uncertainty and complexity
Discussions at this National Interest event were kicked off with the observation that Italy needs a more systemic and cross-cutting culture of sustainability and efficiency: (…)Efficiency and sustainable development: challenges for business and government
Proceedings at this national roundtable got underway with participants observing that Italy periodically looks to privatization as a means to restoring the fragile fortunes of (…)Of virtue and necessity: privatization to spur growth in Italy
For the eighth year running and in conjunction with The Aspen Institute, the Aspen Seminar on Values and Society was held in Italy. The seminar (…)The Aspen Institute Italia Seminar on Values and Society
The fourth annual Aspen Seminar on Leadership, Globalization and the Quest for Common Values was once again organized by Aspen Institute Italia in collaboration with (…)The Aspen Institute Italia Seminar on Leadership, Globalization and the Quest for Common Values
The second meeting of The Aspen Institute “Food Security Strategy Group” was held in Rome between February 5-7, 2014, and saw the participation of entrepreneurs (…)Second dialogue of the Aspen Institute Food Security Strategy Group
The debate at this national roundtable got underway with the observation that tapping into knowledge that has always existed in Italy to revive Italian arts (…)Artists and artisans: the excellence of “Made in Italy”
The manufacturing sector has changed considerably over recent years across the entire globe, and Italy too has undergone some very profound adjustments. But while every (…)The new Italian manufacturing: American and Asian models
This national roundtable discussion got underway with the observation that at the heart of Italy’s spending review is the idea of reducing expenditure for the (…)Suggestions for Italy’s spending review
The participants at this national roundtable noted that, since its very beginnings, the story of the media has been interwoven with power (and the ability (…)“Mediacracy”: how media and politics interact
Leading in to discussions at this Aspen Junior Fellows event was the observation that 2014 is the launch year for the European Banking Union, the (…)From banks to competitive enterprises
Participants at this Aspen Italia National Interest event recognized from the outset of their discussions the crucial role that start-ups could – given the right (…)Challenges for Italy’s start‐ups and the US market: innovation, technology, capital
At this latest edition of the Aspen Transatlantic Dialogue, the participants pointed to recent developments in the United States – with the at-least partial “shutdown” (…)Pivot to Europe: options for a new Atlantic century
The main challenge identified as facing European leaders was that of striking a delicate balance between maintaining domestic political consensus (in the face of strong (…)Saving Europe: a new compact across the Atlantic
At this event to discuss the latest issue of the Aspenia journal, it was observed that growth and jobs figures continue to deliver an undeniably (…)Generation Y and the employment challenge
Proceedings at this National Conference got underway with the observation that the ICT industry characterizes and defines the age we live in. The spread of (…)The digital agenda and the financial sector
It was noted at this national roundtable discussion that, according to the two most well-known systems for measuring the level of economic freedom existing in (…)Modernizing Italy’s public administration for people and business
