Paola Angeletti, Chief Sustainability Officer at Intesa Sanpaolo, discusses inclusion and leadership styles, drawing from her many years of management experience

After graduating from Bocconi, Camilla Lunelli volunteered in Africa, first in Niger then in Uganda, until she was called to the well-known company founded by her grandfather. As the first woman executive at the Lunelli Group, she is now Communication & External Relations Director

With these qualities she was able to gain acceptance and respect at the helm of the family business, Enercom. As owner and president, she has guided it on a path to becoming more management-oriented and structured

Now Head of Global and International Research Enhanced Index equities team in London, Piera Elisa Grassi remembers her sudden change of heart when planning to attend a Polytechnic and the choice of economics that allowed her to pursue her dreams. Thinking back on her career path, she recalls: "It is the result of innate skill, hard work and also a bit of luck in meeting people who have supported me and allowed me to grow"

Lunches and informal chats with colleagues are how Violante di Canossa, Chief Economist and Head of the Strategic Partnerships and Policy Team at UNDP China, builds an inclusive work environment that addresses gender issues. “This is how I build bridges between people,” she explains

This is what Federica Ambrogi, Regional Director of Taboola for Southern Europe, tells young people in order to start focusing on their goals and prepare for the futur