Dean Stefano Caselli takes the legacy of SDA Bocconi to New York

The International Business Exchange Conference was an opportunity for organizations to propose solutions to global problems such as energy, the new latitudes of globalization, economic growth, and immigration to inform policy-makers and the general public. Dean Stefano Caselli participated representing SDA Bocconi, one of the partner organizations of the conference alongside Aspen US, Aspen Italy, Aspen Romania, CNBC and NEWEST.

The chance to participate in the conference also gave SDA Bocconi a platform in the international context of New York and the chance to forge a more tight-knit community with SDA Bocconi’s widespread global alumni network.

This 10th edition of the conference focused on some of the most pressing issues today and how different democratic parties – governments, corporations, media, and non-governmental organizations – play an unbalanced role. The hope was to create a process of positive change to deal with these problems.

"The European market is facing extraordinary challenges, and the overall design of the Recovery Plan not only offers resources for the development of physical and digital infrastructures but also to make a decisive leap in the field of sustainability,” Prof. Caselli commented on Europe current situation. “Competition on a global level requires large dimensions because it is thanks to their large size that companies attract the best talent and become a factor of innovation and investment. Europe's challenge is to support the development of global platforms, capable of having a decisive impact on employment and growth."

In addition to the conference, Prof. Caselli met with alumni from the Bocconi Alumni Community New York Chapter and spoke with the Board of Friends of Bocconi University, with whom he shared how SDA Bocconi has grown into a globally renowned school of management that offers numerous valuable international opportunities and the potential it has for the American market.

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