Jobs, Education and Management Development

The acceleration of business performance (in the short term in particular) is one of those goals affected by several misunderstandings. With Marco Grazioli, President of The European House – Ambrosetti, let’s try to browse the main ones and the ways to avoid them.

The inefficiency linked to the justice system and the pervasiveness of corruption have a major impact on Italy’s economy. Judicial reform and fighting corruption in Italy can make a crucial contribution towards improving the country’s capacity and potential for growth.

If they can be reconciled, it could trigger a positive process for the entire country. But how can it be accomplished? Fathers and mothers at the helm of major companies talk about their experience. And the result is a project of The European House – Ambrosetti in collaboration with Corriere della Sera.

Without entrepreneurs, there is no growth. Without growth there are no jobs and without jobs there is no future. This is the theme of the research paper and video created to celebrate our first fifty years and presented during the 41^st Villa d’Este Forum.

For years, the justice system has been seen as one of the major priorities for relaunching Italy. For this reason, the Ambrosetti Club decided to place this issue at the core of a special study presented during the 41st Villa d’Este Forum.

It is possible to defuse negative emotions in the work environment before they get to be a problem. The first step is to have a strong, clear company policy.

Developing the skills system for a new type of leadership means changing companies inside and out.

The overall goal of the Jobs Act is to create the maximum incentive possible for anyone who invests in Italy to maximize long-term employment.