Valerio Mancini, member of Rome Business School’s faculty and the Director of our Divulgative Research Center, has had the honor of moderating a high-stakes panel discussion featuring an array of exceptionally prestigious guests. This panel, titled “Business in Central and Eastern Europe and Partnership Opportunities with Italy: Focus on Poland,” brings together distinguished experts from various sectors who will engage in insightful discussions about business opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe, with a particular focus on the dynamic market of Poland.
The Forum hosted two other members of the Rome Business School Faculty: Giosuè Prezioso, lecturer of the International Master in Arts and Culture Management and Alessio Postiglione, lecturer of the Master in International Online Master in Communication Management
The esteemed panelists include Laura Ranalli, First Counselor and Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Italy in Warsaw; Maria Luisa Meroni, President of Confindustria Est Europa; Aleksandra Leoncewicz, Head of Foreign Trade Office Italy at the Polish Investment and Trade Agency; Nicola Pettenò, a member of the board at Confindustria Polonia; Salvatore Toma, Vice President of Confindustria Puglia; and Alessandro Saglio, General Director of Confindustria Polonia. Each of these experts brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the discussion, making this panel a must-attend event at the Economic Forum.
Poland’s strategic location as the crossroads of European trade routes positions it as a potential gateway to other Eastern European markets. This panel discussion will offer valuable insights into the opportunities and potential for partnership and growth in the region, all under the expert moderation of Valerio Mancini.
Rome Business School is proud to showcase the active involvement of its faculty member, Valerio Mancini, at the XXXII Economic Forum. This event serves as a reminder of the vital role that academia plays in shaping discussions on global business and diplomacy.
