Alessandra, the Legal Expert Who Contributes to Ensuring That the Work of the Court of Justice Is Not Only for Insiders
by Camillo Papini
Her work is supported by the Court of Justice, as told by the Alumna, a lawyer at the Research and Documentation Directorate. But it needs to be digitized and disseminated and sentences need to be explained – all in the name of transparency
A COP Full of Tense Discussions, But They Should Be Productive
by Andrea Celauro
Cristiano Rizzi, Bocconi alumnus and Senior Partner at BCG in Dubai, identifies many topics on which this Conference of the Parties in the United Arab Emirates can also make its voice heard, from project funding to issues raised this year, such as food security
Alumnus Giancarlo Viola, Attache' for Infringement Procedures at the Permanent Representation of Italy to the European Union, reflects on some of the misconceptions about the Institution – some of which are being disproved by recent events
Europe? A Dash Forward Is Needed to Address the Status of Permanent 'Polycrisis'
by Pietro Masotti
Arianna Vannini, Chief Economist of the European Commission's DG for International Partnerships and Bocconi Alumna, explains how the time has come to clarify the objectives that the EU aims to achieve in twenty years
The fiveyear terms at an institution like the European Commission protect against the variability of national calendars, says Alumnus Gabriele Giudice, Head of Unit in the Economies Division of the Member States at the Commission. His work is engaging, which allows him to get in close touch with the progress of economic and political integration
Angela, Working to Ensure the Sound Financial Management of EU Bodies
by Camillo Papini
From preparing annual reports on the implementation of the EU budget and the European Development Funds, to auditing institutions' administrative expenditure: this is Alumna Ortiz Munoz's trajectory at the European Court of Auditors
Mario Nava's European Dream: If the EU Manages to Raise the Bar, We'll All Be Better Off
by Michele Chicco
The head of the DirectorateGeneral for EU Reform is Bocconi Alumnus of the Year of 2023. After graduating from Bocconi he began his long career in Brussels and now looks to the future with confidence: 'But the Union shall always remain consistent with its vocation of being a social market economy'
The desire to be part of a supranational institution excited the Bocconi Alumnus early on, who now as Head of section in the ECB's Legal Service, explains his work behind the scenes. It is not a highly visible job perhaps, but it contributes in a concrete way to the process of European integration
Interpreting the complexities of the world in the name of Europe
by Andrea Celauro
Giorgio Aliberti, Ambassador of the European Union to Vietnam and Bocconi Alumnus, explains what characteristics a diplomat must have today to manage a crucial role in a rapidly changing world, and how fundamental Asia is for the economic development of the EU today
Alessandra Priante, Bocconi alumna and Director of the Regional Department for Europe at UNWTO, explains the directions the organization is moving in and the key elements it needs to work on despite emerging well from the crisis. Human capital, for example, which is the aspect that has been most negatively affected by the threeyear pandemic