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After graduating from Bocconi on a scholarship, Sara Scrittore is now a top executive for a large multinational company

This is a case of writing becoming a cathartic experience, but above all a tangible testimony of how motivation, perseverance and the will to undertake a path of personal development can open new vistas, as well as cure old wounds. With the aim of helping women that are victims of narcissistic abuse, the Bocconi ACME Alumna has released her first novel

It's time to choose in which direction national health systems should go. The future is not rosy and we need imagination to rethink it, says Francesca Colombo, alumna and head of the Health Division of the OECD. A future where the development of AI could help, but which could also see the arrival of new types of health emergencies

Shifting from a supportive to a fundamental role, IT is at the center of all business models today, transforming all goods and services, even those that are not strictly digital. Silvia Candiani, vice president of Telco and Media at Microsoft and president of the Bocconi Alumni Community, talks about how AI, cloud and open ecosystems are changing the lives of businesses and users

Vulnerabilities increase where these three disadvantage factors meet, explains Roberto Barbieri, alumnus and general manager of Oxfam Italy. And in an Italy that shows no signs of reversing the trend, social problems will become deeper

Marco Ceresa (CEO of Randstad Italia and Bocconi alumnus) outlines the factors that will influence the professions of tomorrow, from the growing importance of worklife balance to the advent of artificial intelligence. A challenge for people, but also for companies