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News 08/07/2016

Visit at FAO

Company Visit: the Food Agriculture Organization of the United Nations On 7 July 2016, the Rome Business School had the great opportunity to visit the Rome headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The FAO is an intergovernmental organization that came into e
News 06/07/2016

Rome Business School & ASFOR

Rome Business School became ASFOR member It’s official: the Rome Business School has joined ASFOR, the Italian Association for Management Training. “We are delighted to have become ASFOR members, because it is a confirmation of the Rome Business School’s teaching quality and of its organizatio
News 02/07/2016

Smart working and companies 2.0

Smart working The new millennium and the explosion of Web 2.0 have brought with them new challenges for companies; among them, also that of making the work of employees and managers more flexible and “intelligent” by taking advantage of the opportunities offered by technology. If, at one time, t
News 28/06/2016

The Sales Techniques Workshop

The ‘Sales Techniques’ Workshop On Thursday, June 23rd, the Rome Business School hosted the ‘Sales Techniques’ workshop. Our guest speaker Francesco Di Castri, who has more than 35 years of experience in leading workforces of thousands of sales persons, guided the workshop through a present
News 24/06/2016

The Importance of effective communication in the working environment

Communication is paramount in order for any environment to function. Plants do it, animals do it, and people do it too. Communication is not just the process of sending and receiving messages. It is an intricate way of giving someone else an insight into our views, standpoints, thoughts, culture, kn
News 10/06/2016

Communicating Culture in the Digital Age

Culture Minister Dario Franceschini has recently strongly advocated that ‘Italy needs to capitalize on its cultural and artistic resources, if necessary also cooperating with those private citizens who want to “adopt” a museum, a theatre, or provide the funds necessary for a restoration’. Ye