People

A Milanese in Washington, DC

Francesca Daverio talks about the leap of faith that led her to give up a career as a lawyer in Italy to pursue a dream, and how she achieved it. At the World Bank today, she does not want to repeat the mistakes of her past (male) bosses

You don’t have to be extraordinary to do extraordinary things

This is how Selene Biffi, who has been working for years in Afghanistan with various social entrepreneurship projects, exhorts young people: ‘The most important thing is to start, the rest will come in time'

How Can We Help the Younger? By Listening to Them

Her father would have liked Cristina Catania to study engineering. Today, as senior partner with McKinsey in Milan, she urges girls to acquire and learn to use unique and distinctive skills. But managers have to know how to listen and value talent too

I put my hands in the ground and never took them out again

After a degree in business administration and management from Bocconi, Stinga decided to return to Sorrento and open the Rareche farm

The need to always learn something new without the fear of change

Founder & Chair ECB DiversAbility Network as well as Senior Analyst, Tiziana Trefiletti has traveled the world approaching issues of diversity and inclusion

Silvia Wang and the meritocracy found in start-ups

Born in Milan, raised in Brescia, and of Chinese descent, her story as an entrepreneur began when she chose to study economics at Bocconi to arrive today to be is co-founder and CEO of Serenis, the tech company that revolutionizes psychological support by making mental wellness more accessible