Diversity has become the scapegoat for economic crises and social tensions, but the data tell a different story. Increased longevity, gender equality, global mobility and generational inclusion have made societies more prosperous and innovative. Will we regress or will we be able to take advantage of this asset?

On 25-27 March, Bocconi and Corriere della Sera will bring the future to the heart of our present. Insights and best practices, information and calls to action will guide the talks featuring the likes of Stefano Accorsi, Luca Argentero, Filippo Grandi (UNHCR), Valter Longo (USC), Luca Mercalli and Noemi

Only in this way shall the opposing viewpoints of those who either care about the economy or the environment be overcome, by jointly considering how economic choices affect ecosystems and how environmental impacts cause costs and consequences. And so economic tools like emissions markets and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism can become vectors of an ecological transition that puts citizens at the center

Since Larry Fink's letter in 2018, major shocks like a return of neoliberalism and the U-turn of major companies on DEI, as well as a weakening of EU regulations on CSR, have upended the very nature of the concept. But for the long-term performance of companies, it is the ability to involve stakeholders that will determine their success or failure

Three days of public events and debates with leading international players discussing about the changing society and a more inclusive and sustainable future for all. Preview on March 20