Silvia Pozzi is not only a biology researcher and MIHMEP graduate, but also a freediving medal winner. By combining these two worlds, she has validated and today applies to management a method of self-knowledge used by athletes to win in all sports

An international perspective has always been part of the studies and career path of Marzia Calvi, Technical Officer at the WHO. “I have always been clear with everyone about my ambition to travel and work abroad,” she says

Alice Mentana, CEO of Open Group, talks about a professional path that led her to the recent launch of Eco magazine and, before that, Domino magazine. “It is essential to know how to build a good work team in which members contribute their specific skills. You don’t necessarily have to be a know-it-all; it’s better if there is a balance of knowledge,” she explains

Roberta Ligossi chose the Master in Arts Management and Administration (MAMA) at SDA Bocconi in part due to her belief that learning is an antidote to periods of uncertainty about the future. After the Master, she decided to co-found Ta-Daan, an e-commerce dedicated to handcrafted goods

This is what Paola Colotta, Moleskine Country Manager for Italy and Iberia, has constantly sought in her career. “In life, seeking one’s own comfort and overall wellbeing is a choice that must be reaffirmed every day, we must remember this. The results are not long in coming,” she says

In London, while she was working for Barclays, she started collaborating with the Old Vic Theatre and living a double life, turning a student passion into something more. Today Barbara Chiodo has made it as an independent producer of popular musicals