ALTIS at the CSR and Social Innovation Exhibition 2022

Sustainable Connections: this is the theme of the 2022 edition of the CSR and Social Innovation Exhibition, which this year celebrates 10 years of activity. The annual event in Milan will be held this year from 3 to 5 October and, as usual, ALTIS Università Cattolica renews its historic partnership with the Salone with several appointments in the cultural calendar of the event. ALTIS events within the cultural program:

3 October 2 pm -3 pm | Resilient supply chains: large companies and SMEs compared

A direct comparison between some large companies and some SMEs operating in their supply chains to understand which are the most effective strategies for a common path towards sustainability. From training activities to awards for the most responsible suppliers: an opportunity to learn more about initiatives that can bring concrete results to achieve increasingly challenging sustainability goals.

Coordinates:

Stella Gubelli, Head of Consultancy, ALTIS Università Cattolica

Participants:

Fulvio Boscolo, CEO LMA

Giacinto Carullo, Chief Procurement & Supply Chain Officering Leonardo

Francesco Perrini, Professor at Bocconi University

Andrea Piazzolla, Chief Purchasing Officer Sofidel

3 October 4 pm - 5 pm | From employees to sustainability ambassadors

When an organization manages to engage and motivate its employees, the results can be seen: employees who share the company's sustainability strategy commit themselves with passion and greater energy to achieve the goals that the organization has set itself. The employee who perceives his or her role as relevant feels an active part of the organization and becomes a true ambassador of sustainability.

Coordinates:

Alessia Coeli, Head of the Training Area, ALTIS Università Cattolica

Participants:

Chantal Andreoli, External Communication Specialist, Lidl Italy

Tiziana dell'Orto, Secretary General of the EY Foundation

Isabella Manfredi, Director of Communications, External Relations and CSR Feralpi Group

Anna Zattoni President and Co-founder Jointly - Shared Welfare

5 October 11.00 am - 12.00 pm | Young people, labour market, sustainability

The picture of the labor market is rapidly changing and the demand for professionals capable of managing the ecological transition is growing. To bridge the mismatch between supply and demand, it is necessary to quickly adapt the training offer. The meeting will also be an opportunity to present the main results of the "Sustainability Career Compass" research carried out by Sustainability Makers with some Italian universities.

Coordinates:

Matteo Pedrini, Head of Research Area, ALTIS Università Cattolica

Participants:

Vincenzo Baccari CSR & Communication Consultant Sustainactivity

PierMario Barzaghi, Partner, KPMG

Mara Bucciarelli, Head of CA - SSRCG - Risk Management and Integrated Reporting, Poste Italiane

Marco Guerci, Full Professor of Business Organization, University of Milan

Martina Salaorni, Corporate Manager B2B & Youth, AIESEC Italy

Carlo Valdes, Business Development Manager, Talents Venture

5 October 12.15 pm - 1.15 pm | Innovability, technology at the service of sustainability

Innovation, not only technological, is a central factor of sustainability. This is also why many companies consider it essential to link business results to the ability to innovate processes and products. But being sustainable means, in addition to investing in technologies that reduce environmental impact, also being attentive to the social context, bringing economic development and well-being to communities.

Coordinates:

Laura Maria Ferri, Professor and Researcher at Università Cattolica, Scientific Coordinator of the ALTIS EMIIM Master

Participants:

Enrico Deluchi, CEO, Polihub

Gennaro Durante, CEO, Forethinking

Armida Gigante, Sustainability, Open Innovation & Stakeholder Experience Sr Manager, Medtronic Italia

Fernanda Panvini, Head of Circular Economy, Innovation & Sustainability, Enel Italy

Alberto Pietromarchi, Head of Wholesale, WindTRE

Alberico Tremigliozzi, CEO, RE2N