The baseline for discussions at this National Conference on digital innovation was that amid opportunities and stumbling blocks, the digital ecosystem is blazing a trail (…)How digital innovation is changing markets, businesses and processes
Serving as a springboard for discussions at this national conference was the acknowledgement that family-run businesses are a key player in the European economic landscape. (…)Putting the crisis behind us: the industrial renaissance and family businesses
Discussions at this national conference began with recognition that, in a globalized economy where the standardization of consumption risks reducing competition between companies to a (…)The right business culture to be competitive
The fifth edition of the annual National Conference on the Italian banking system sought to offer a forum for a wide-ranging discussion with a view (…)Creating a better financial system. Banks, economic growth, uncertainty, inequalities
Digital technology is no longer an option but an established fact throughout the world. It closed the gap between present and future, creating a conversation (…)Creative and digital solutions for Italy’s cultural industry and tourism
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?
Setting the stage for discussions at this National Conference was the observation that, in today’s increasingly heterogeneous world, innovation would seem to be an obligatory (…)Reshaping the present and the future: innovative ideas, strategies, and visions
The focus of this fourth edition of the annual National Conference on the Italian banking system was the future of a sector being squeezed between, (…)New rules and digital challenges: where is the banking sector headed?
Kick-starting discussions at this national conference was the observation that with a turnover of 132 billion euro and a workforce of 385,000 people, the food (…)Expo 2015: Italy’s food and agriculture industry and global markets
A year on from Aspen Italia’s 2013 National Conference on the banking system, participants gathered for this third edition of the event to take stock (…)Italy’s banking system: roles and responsibilities in the face of new rules and the real economy
Discussions at this National Conference hinged on the central observation that the Italian economy can only be revived by capitalizing on the country’s flagship production (…)Italy’s food and agriculture industry: a key sector for global markets
Attendees at this National Conference examining the Italian banking sector noted that, according to economic theory, the financial system has a fundamental role to play (…)Banks and the real economy: rethinking roles, responsibilities and rules
The resilience of family businesses, still accounting for over 60% of Italy’s medium-sized and large firms, has been reaffirmed throughout the crisis. However, the protracted (…)Family business as an engine for responsible growth
The opening premise at this National Conference on the important economic role played by Italy’s intelligence services was that, in a globally competitive marketplace, intelligence (…)The security sector: protecting Italy and its businesses
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
Kicking off discussions at this National Interest event was the assertion that innovation is a complex ecosystem – an Amazonian forest in which every actor (…)Italian talent abroad
The participants at this National Conference noted that for decades the relationship between labor and capital in Italy seems to have swung periodically between the (…)The labor market, competitiveness and human capital
It is a long story that began back in the 1990s and that is still very much a part of the debate today. We are (…)Liberalizing Italy’s economy: needs and opportunities
Kicking off discussions at this national conference was the observation that the current financial crisis, evidently systemic in nature, is predominantly being shaped at this (…)The banking sector and industry: creating a virtuous cycle to stimulate Italy’s real economy
The starting premise for the discussions at this National Interest conference was that the coupling of research and development (R&D) is, at least on paper, (…)Scientific research to bolster Italy’s economic development
