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Roundtable for the Aspen Junior Fellows

The leadership in Italy: an analysis in the international context

    • Rome
    • 19 May 2005

          Aspen Institute Italia, with a seminar entitled “The leadership in Italy: an analysis in the international context”, launched a new project on leadership. Many Aspen Junior Fellows participated in the event, together with authoritative figures from Italy and abroad. The results of a survey undertaken by the Carlo Cattaneo University of Castellanza and the Bocconi University in Milan of 103 Italian business leaders and an equal number of executives from the public sector were presented on this occasion. Their findings were also compared to those from a study carried out specifically for Aspen Italia by the Economist Intelligence Unit on Europe’s leading class.

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