People

She is the founder of Quid, a social enterprise that employs 150 people in collaboration with the women's section of Montorio prison. She tells the girls: "Trace the companies that interest you, read a lot... and then pack your bags. Be curious about the world and its problems"

The Bocconi alumna founded the SEP brand, which was born in the refugee camp of Jerash, in Jordan, to bring the traditional embroidery of Palestinian women to the world. She talks about her vision and that of her company, which employs the craft and dexterity of 600 female workers she prefers to call artists

Having fled Ukraine, Zimbabwean Lindy after a tortuous path has found stability at Bocconi to continue her dream of a future in international law, thanks also to a scholarship supported by alumnus Vittorio Colao

Pietro Innocenti, a Bocconi student enrolled in the CLEF program, plays rugby for ASD Milan in the Serie A league. In the future, though, he aspires to work at a large investment bank

Bocconi law graduate Francesca Gargaglia is a co-founder of the technology platform, Amity, which has grown from 10 to 250 employees in just a few years. In the world of startups, she says, merit always wins

Financial aid is indispensable for funding the educations of talented young students, but behind that support there are people who act as an example and a guiding light. Two young graduates on their way to successful careers tell their stories