If we want to look for a city that symbolizes Italy that does not give up in the face of emergencies and relaunches, we must take the road that leads to Bergamo. At the beginning, despite himself, as an emblem of the spread and the fight against Covid during the first wave. Then, as a place for the restart of our country, from the economic to the social fabric.
And it is in Bergamo that the next stage of “Le Economie d’Italia” arrives, the journey of L’Economia del Corriere della Sera to discover the industrial and production structures of Italy in collaboration with Bper Banca, Enel, Siemens and Conai. Today, starting at 5.30 pm, we will talk about Lombardy, but without starting from Milan, the productive city par excellence of this region and of Italy, but from Bergamo. Not a random choice, also considering the frame of the meeting, summarized in the title: «Resilience and innovation. The Lombardy model ».
An important moment of confrontation between the territory and businesses, but also a story about how the economic heart of our country was able to start over and turn the page after a chapter, that of the pandemic, which has not yet closed.
To address these issues, together with the moderators Massimo Fracaro, editorial manager of L’Economia del Corriere della Sera, and Stefano Righi, journalist of L’Economia del Corriere della Sera, there will be the mayor of Bergamo, the mayor Giorgio Gori. This will be followed by an interview with Stefano Rossetti, deputy general manager of Bper Banca, and a speech by Francesco Cecchetti, head of the North West macro area of Enel Italia.
The meeting will continue with a round table, which will be attended by Ottaviano Allegrini, founder & managing director of the Cosmetics Business Unit of Allegrini SpA, Claudia Guenzi, Head of Business Unit Regional Solution & Service – Smart Infrastructure of Siemens SpA, Luca Ruini, president of Conai, and Arturo Ziliani, CEO of Guido Berlucchi & CSpA
Finally, there will be the assignment of the “Bper Banca Resilience and Innovation Award”, delivered by the institute’s Bergamo regional director, Luca Gotti.