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Marco Tackles the Virus Together with His MBA Colleagues

by Andrea Celauro

A group of alumni led by corporate consultant and entrepreneur Saltalamacchia has developed an intervention protocol for mass screening through serological testing, validated by two Italian hospitals. The idea is to spread it to companies to facilitate the postlockdown restart

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Maria Sole and Her Humanitarian Mission

by Davide Ripamonti

A Bocconi graduate in international law, she works for Doctors Without Borders and had to manage the Covid emergency on her mission in Iraq. Now she is moving to the Brussels office to find and train new colleagues, then she'll go back to another conflict zone

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The Virtual Assistant That Impressed the European Commission

by Davide Ripamonti

aiLearning, a project developed by Bocconi alumnus Sinibaldo Della Fonte, helps professors and students in times of Covid19

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Gerardo and His Utopia

by Davide Ripamonti

At the age of 28 Gerardo Masuccio launches his publishing house. Which, in spite of the name, aspires to establish itself concretely by launching new authors and reprinting giants of literature we need to rediscover

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How to Change a Hospital in the Aftermath of Covid

by Davide Ripamonti

The pandemic that has hit healthcare facilities hard has prompted managers to review the established protocols. With the aim of having less crowded and more efficient hospitals in the future. The experience of Giacomo Centini, Bocconi alumnus and Director General of the Alessandria Hospital Authority

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The Passing of a Special Person

by A grateful Alumnus

A life marked by the departure from Vienna, at nine years old, to escape Nazism. Separation from her parents, flight to England and then to italy, where seven years later she reached her family. In the words of another Bocconi alumnus, the story of Traute Morgenstern, who died in May

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A Medal Winning Thesis

by Davide Ripamonti

William Criminisi, a recent graduate of CLELI, was awarded the Albert J Radler Medal Award for the best European thesis in tax law

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Facing the Pandemic at Its Early Stages

by Davide Ripamonti

Marco Turrini, Bocconi alumnus and lieutenant colonel in the Carabinieri, recounts his experience as commander of the Abano Terme division, under whose jurisdiction the town of Vo' Euganeo falls

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He Set Up a Construction Site Where the Only Builders Are Innovators

by Francesco Passarelli

Exploring how political constraints affect economic policy: it was the great project in which Alberto Alesina naturally succeeded. His work has shown that we can understand more about economics only if we consider phenomena in the social sciences

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Alberto Alesina, the Omnivorous Social Scientist

by Carlo Favero and Roberto Perotti

Carlo Favero and Roberto Perotti pay homage to the alumnus, friend and colleague who has prematurely passed away

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Filippo and Saverio Rev Up, Electrically Speaking

by Tomaso Eridani

The two Bocconians have launched an ecommerce platform for electric bikes, scooters and hoverboards, promoting sustainable and safe mobility in these times of Covid19

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Francesco and Co. 3D Printers Helping Small Cities Live and Breathe

by Andrea Celauro

CEO of a startup that specializes in 3D printing, the Bocconi alumnus describes how his company has been repurposed to produce reusable mask kits to be donated to small institutions and facilities in need

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The Two Careers of Gallinari

by Davide Ripamonti

With Olimpia Milano he won 4 Italian League Championships and 1 European Champions Cup. But he also graduated from Bocconi and today he is a respected agent of professional players, who need to be reassured after the lockdown

How Companies Have to Invest for the New Normal to Be Better

by Andrea Dossi

Time to invest for recovery. Three rules for not repeating mistakes: divest quickly from unprofitable areas and products, realign strategy around the new priorities of business investment, and adopt sustainability as a criterion for capital budgeting and managerial assessment

How Rightwing Populism Could Grow

by Catherine De Vries

From Trump to Johnson, a look at the short and longterm effects on the popularity of leaders and governments who managed Phase 1 and 2 of the pandemic. And how the economic recession can give new life to extremists

Monetary Policy No Longer Facing a Crisis Alone

by Carlo Altomonte and Gianmarco Ottaviano

The European Recovery Fund is a historic turning point: the first embryo of a common fiscal policy for the EU, so long awaited

The Solution Is in the Details

by Andrea Celauro

We are Covid19, its strength is in our behavior, its ability to spread depends on the many variables that characterize our cities. This is why not only are simplistic forecasts difficult to make, but a multidisciplinary approach must also be adopted, says the Director of the One Health Center in Florida and member of IAC Bocconi, Ilaria Capua

The Virus Can Be Conquered Through Contamination. Of Knowledge

by Emanuele Elli

Alessia Melegaro, demographer and Director of the Covid Crisis Lab, is convinced of this. A contamination and a network that must be built in peacetime because it is difficult to improvise during an emergency. This is why the new Lab is first and foremost a model, because today we have a word that has brought us together, which is Covid, but tomorrow there could be others

In Berlin, Seeking a Different Future

by Clara del Genio

She graduated from Bocconi a year ago. Now Clara Del Genio works for Zalando, the etailer headquartered in the German metropolis

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