This report was prepared in view of the Italian Presidency of the G20 in 2021 and it presents 8 macroproposals developed by the Advisory Board orginized by The European House – Ambrosetti.

Presented the results of The European House – Ambrosetti 2020 Observatory on Corporate Governance Excellence in Italy

Taking place on November 27, 2020 was the forum entitled “Successful Companies: Resilience, Innovation and Sustainability for Entrepreneurial Excellence and Relaunching of Growth in Italy”, organized by Intesa Sanpaolo in collaboration with The European House – Ambrosetti.

Digital Event, November 10-11, 2020
During the 15^th Meridiano Sanità Forum, the annual Meridiano Sanità Report prepared by The European House – Ambrosetti was presented.

The study “The role of closed pension funds for the growth of the national economy”, prepared by The European House – Ambrosetti in collaboration with the Perseo Sirio Fund and with the participation of HSBC Global Asset Management, was presented.

A look at the magnitude and potential of health tourism in its broadest sense as examined in this document, includes both medical tourism and wellness tourism.

Research, innovation and technology are the main elements on which the ability of the ecosystem of the Life Sciences is played out, making it possible to respond concretely to global emergencies.

This study, which goes beyond the short-term measures required for immediate relaunching, offers a long-term perspective. However, Ambrosetti Club believes that for a concrete relaunching of Italy, a strategic vision must be defined from the very beginning, a vision to guide Italy in choosing the priorities on which to concentrate the energy and resources available.

Justice that is efficient and a system that is effective against corruption are the two basic elements in fostering a pro-business environment in a country and to attract investment, young people and talent.

During the 46th “Intelligence on the World, Europe and Italy” Forum, Villa d’Este on September 4, 5 and 6, a study prepared in collaboration with Aviva Italia, Toyota Material Handling Italia and Philip Morris Italia and entitled “Global Attractiveness Index 2020: the barometer of a Country’s attractiveness” has been presented.

To meet the challenge posed by digitalization – and reap all the consequent benefits – it is more important than ever to focus on the role of ultra-broadband, increasing subscriptions by exploiting all the available technologies to guarantee uniform coverage throughout the country and, at the same time, develop network infrastructures whose performance is aligned with the needs of the demand. Study carried out on behalf of  TIM.

Like the rest of Europe, today Italy is undergoing major reconstruction and recovery. The changes which in recent months have shaken the foundations of our reference scenario, have further underlined the need to build a resilient economic system, oriented to the transition to more sustainable models. Study prepared in collaboration with Snam.

Many European countries still lack a national strategic roadmap for transposing the European directives at national level and there are still some outstanding issues, starting from the need to have clearer operational guidelines for the adoption of circular models and metrics for monitoring the transition towards circular models. Study prepared in collaboration with Enel and with the scientific contribution of Enel Foundation.

Opening remarks by Valerio de Molli at the 46th edition of the Forum: “Intelligence on the World, Europe, and Italy”.

The European House – Ambrosetti, together with Microsoft Italia, have undertaken a study, the first of its kind, to identify the advantageous aspects and impacts of Cloud computing on Italy’s private and public sectors.

The transition towards a more sustainable economic and social model is both inevitable and epoch-making for our society and, from this standpoint, the new European framework—from the Green Deal to the Next Generation EU mechanism introduced to take on the COVID-19 crisis—will contribute to a further acceleration. However, for the sustainable transition to be a widespread reality in Italy, all local economies must make a positive contribution and be actively involved in the process. Study prepared in collaboration with A2A.

The strategic study, “The future of Italian industry: resilience and relaunching following the global health crisis and towards long-term competitiveness”, prepared by The European House – Ambrosetti for Fondazione Fiera Milano, is designed to generate new widespread and rooted awareness of the value of industry and the means of promoting it, starting with the trade fair system.

In 2016, The European House – Ambrosetti launched the “Liguria 2022” initiative, a platform for discussion and dialog among public and private players to relaunch the development model for the Liguria region through concrete projects and a shared medium/long-term strategy.

Again in 2019, the Italian agrifood supply chain confirmed itself to be one of the driving sectors of the national economy thanks to the sector’s positive performance, which registered record levels in many of the main economic indicators. Despite this, even Food&Beverage was subject to unprecedented impact following the crisis connected with the Covid-19 health emergency.

In 2019 the Ambrosetti Club launched a process of research that involved the main stakeholders in the Italian university sector in a dialog with business leaders and national and international experts to identify the problems to be solved and provide ten proposals to be implemented to create a real “University 5.0” in Italy.

We are currently experiencing a period of rediscovery of trust in science, research, technology and innovation—as never before, key issues in defining a new future. Read the 2020 report of the InnoTech Community.

Strategic scenario study prepared by The European House – Ambrosetti for Federdistribuzione to measure the current and prospective implications of the COVID-19 crisis on the (food and non-food) distribution sector.

The mission of the study titled “Banks of the Future” is to: Understand the impacts of the transition from the current competitive framework in the banking sector towards new models of “Banks of the Future”, with special emphasis on the transformation of banks into “Tech Companies” and the implications for strategies, offerings, organizational models and human capital.

Towards the Cashless Revolution: progress made in Italy and what remains to be done
In 2019, The European House – Ambrosetti has started the fifth year of activity of the Cashless Society Community, a high-level platform aimed at fostering the electronic payments diffusion in Italy.

The European House – Ambrosetti established a high level multi-stakeholder community in 2019 to deal with the management of the world’s water resources as a driver of competitiveness and industrial development, with the goal of elaborating proposals for the government and national economy.

In 2016, The European House – Ambrosetti launched the “Liguria 2022” initiative, a platform for discussion and dialog among public and private players to relaunch the development model for the Liguria region through concrete projects and a shared medium/long-term strategy.