In January 2022, the Italian Parliament and regional representatives will be called to vote for the President of the Republic.
On January 17th at 5:45 pm, the ESCP Turin campus will host a conference to debate the most relevant political aspects and cultural insights.
The main speaker will be Prof. Francesco Profumo, Chairman of the Italian campus of ESCP and former Minister of Education, University and Research, from November 2011 to April 2013.
The event will be moderated by Associate Professor Chiara Succi.
ESCP students have the opportunity to better understand the Italian social, economic and political context in which they live.
For safety reasons, the event will be broadcast in live streaming on Zoom.
Participants
Francesco Profumo
ESCP Turin Campus Chairman
Chiara Succi
Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior
Location
Organiser: ESCP Turin Campus
Online - Worldwide
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Start date: 17/01/2022
Start time: 5:45 PM
End time: 7:00 PM
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