Data
Oct 30, 2019
Ora
14:00 - 15:00
Posti
80
Con
Tommaso Cancellara
Tommaso Cancellara
MICAM, Managing Director; Assocalzaturifici, Secretary General
Since January 2015, Tommaso Cancellara (born 1980), has filled the dual role of General Manager of Assocalzaturifici, the Italian Footwear Manufacturers’ Association, which represents over 600 footwear manufacturers, and Managing Director of MICAM, the international fashion footwear exhibition which is held twice-yearly in Milan.
After graduating with a degree in Business and Institutional Economics from the University of Lugano, he spent the first few years of his career working for the Ferrari- Maserati Group in the Sales & Marketing Area. After a brief stint in consultancy, from 2010 on, he held positions of increasing responsibility in Technogym, becoming APAC Marketing Manager at the Shanghai office from 2012-2014.
Maria Raffaella Caprioglio
Chairman of UMANA
Maria Raffaella Caprioglio, married with two children, a graduate of the University of Padua, at age 23 became the first female executive within the organisation that at the time was known as the Industrialists Association of the province of Venice.
In 1998 she left what had since become Confindustria for Umana, which had just been authorised by the Ministry of Labour to provide temporary staffing services. She became a member of the Board of Directors in 2001, vice chairman in 2007 and chairman in 2012. Maria Raffaella Caprioglio is a member of the Confindustria General Council, in addition to sitting on four technical committees (Organisation, Labour and Industrial Relations, Association Services, and Universities and Business).
She is a member of the General Council of Assolombarda Confindustria of Milan, Monza, Brianza and Lodi, president of the Professional Services for Businesses Section and vice president of the ICT and Services for Businesses Group. She is also Industrial Relations delegate to Confindustria Veneto. She is a member of the President's Council and General Council of Confindustria Venice Rovigo and a member of the General Council of Confindustria Belluno Dolomites.
She is also a member of the Tertiary Steering Councils of numerous local entities within the Confindustria system.
Matteo Casagrande
Head of Business Development, Intesa Sanpaolo
Matteo Casagrande is currently Head of Business Development at the central office of the Intesa Sanpaolo Group in Milan. Prior to his current role, he worked in several key positions within Intesa Sanpaolo. In 2009, he moved to the Far East, becoming responsible for the Italian desk for the Hong Kong bank branch. In 2010 he was transferred to the Group's European hub in London to become Head of International Business Development. In 2012 he returned to Milan to take up his current position. Matteo holds a degree in Economics from the Bocconi University in Milan and has attended several elective courses at the St. Catharine College of the University of Oxford, Bocconi University and Insead.
Beppe Pisani
CNA Federmoda
Classic Lyceum and Degree in Literature and Philosophy in Pavia. President Federmoda Lombardy, PastPresident IdeaComo and cofounder of Milano Unica, Journalist enrolled in the Order since 1979. Member of numerous Juries for competitions aimed at young designers. Always active in the field of research and style with particular attention to schools and fashion academies.
Alberto Scaccioni
Centro di Firenze per la Moda Italiana, General Secretary
Alberto Scaccioni is the General Secretary of the Centro di Firenze per La Moda Italiana, the non-profit organisation established in 1954 to promote and internationalise the Italian fashion system. Since 2006, he has also been Managing Director of EMI-Ente Moda Italia, created on the initiative of CFMI and Sistema Moda Italia to promote, propagate and valorise “Made in Italy” fashion by organising the participation of Italian companies in important fashion events abroad (Moscow, New York, Seoul, Almaty, Tokyo and Hong Kong). Born in Florence, he graduated in Methodology of Social Sciences at the Department of Political Sciences of the “Cesare Alfieri” University of Florence, and also obtained a PhD at the “La Sapienza” University of Rome.
Giulia Crivelli
Fashion Editor Gruppo Il Sole 24 Ore
Giulia Crivelli, born in 1969 in Milan, has been working for Il Sole 24 Ore media group for almost 20 years. She writes mostly about fashion economics
Paola Negroni
Vice-Director of Tourism, Territorial Marketing and Fashion, Lombardy Region
Manager in Lombardy Region since 2007, currently Deputy Director General of the ‘Directorate-General for Tourism, Territorial Marketing and Fashion’ dealing in particular with initiatives in support of fashion and design as areas of innovation and excellence also in terms of territorial marketing and promotion of Lombardy Region. She has long of experience in the field of public policy to support enterprises and production chains through incentive measures, experimental initiatives and inter-institutional collaborations also with reference to the most recent digitalization trends in the sector. She was involved in the drafting of the Regional Law 11/2014 "Lombardy Enterprise" and of the Regional Law 26/2015 "Widespread Creative and Technological Manufacturing 4.0".
According to a recent research by Confindustria Moda, the Textile Fashion Clothing, with 582.571 employees in 66.590 companies, holds a 15% share of the Italian manufacturing industry employees. These estimates examine a wide range of professional skills and the need for professional figures linked to the quality manufacturing of the supply chain appears increasingly urgent.
The traditional professions of the sector, the best known ones, the designer, the visual, the communication manager, the stylist, are with increasing strength accompanied by who concretely realizes the products in the rule of art typical of Made in Italy.
This meeting develops around the definition of these ancient and new roles at the same time as well as the emergence of professional figures linked to merchandising, to the supply chain and to corporate social responsibilty through the different observers represented by the speakers.
