Third Sector: strategic lever for sustainability

The Master in the Third Sector and Social Enterprise of ALTIS Università Cattolica invites you to the thematic webinar "Third Sector: strategic lever for sustainability". The event aims to address the issue of sustainability, showing in particular the contribution that Non-Profit Organizations can make to its full achievement. Sustainability goals represent one of the greatest challenges that advanced economies are facing and there is an increasing need to promote alliances for their full achievement. This is a challenge that is engaging the business world, and which almost naturally can find a natural ally in the Third Sector.

The Third Sector is in fact becoming a strategic player in sustainability, being "genetically" engaged in many of the problems on which the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) focus: poverty, health, education, the fight against discrimination, ecological transition, urban regeneration, humanitarian relief and more. The webinar will be an opportunity to dialogue with some realities engaged on these fronts and highlight the experiences, best practices and opportunities, but also the challenges that will have to be faced to achieve integral sustainability, which is therefore environmental, social, democratic and economic at the same time.

AGENDA

5.00 p.m. | Welcome and institutional greetings

Alessia Coeli, Head of Training, Business Connection & Development, ALTIS Università Cattolica

5.10 pm | Introduction

Luca Pesenti, Professor of General Sociology and Director of the Executive Master in Third Sector and Social Enterprise ALTIS Università Cattolica

5.15 pm | Round Table: TS's contribution to society and the environment

Moderator:

Luca Pesenti

Speakers:

• Barbara Meggetto, President of the regional office, Legambiente Lombardia
• Sofia Narducci, Head of Social Initiatives, Intesa Sanpaolo
• Paolo Nessi, Head of External Relations, Banco Farmaceutico
• Paolo Schipani, General Manager, Welfare like you

5.50 p.m. | Q&A 

6.00 p.m. | Conclusion