Today we’re focusing global strategy with Charles Williams, Professor of Strategy at Bocconi University, who is an expert who researches the challenges that multinational companies face when operating in different markets. This podcast is for any listener who aspires to be a strategist, desires to work in different countries with different languages, and generally wants to better understand the world beyond their own country's borders. 
 
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The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors. 
 
Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Today we’re focusing on finance, including corporate governance and social responsibility, with Hannes Wagner, Professor of Finance at Bocconi University, who is an expert of global finance. This podcast is for any listener is fascinated by the powerful forces in finance and wishes to have the curtain pulled back on how they operate.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Today we’re focusing on sustainability with Stefano Pogutz, Professor of Sustainability Strategies and Green Management at Bocconi University and MBA Director at SDA Bocconi School of Management, who researches how companies can become greener. This podcast is for any listener who wants to better understand ESG and learn how business can go beyond greenwashing to build toward truly positive environmental change.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Today we’re focusing on digital strategy with Veronica Diquattro, CEO Global Markets at DAZN and Bocconi alumna, who is an expert in the international streaming economy. This podcast is for any listener who wants to become a strategist and gain the tools that will help them join the c-suite someday.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Marc Mezard, Professor of the Department of Computing Sciences at Bocconi University, is an expert who researches the forefront of technological capabilities. Today we’re focusing on artificial intelligence and this podcast is for listener who wants to better understand AI applications in business, where the field of AI is heading, and what breakthroughs may be right around the corner.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Federica Tremolada, Managing Director Southern & Eastern Europe at Spotify and Bocconi alumna, is an expert on the music industry and a leader in the audio streaming economy. This is for any listener who has a passion for music and wants to understand where that industry is heading.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Massimo Magni is a Professor of Leadership and of Managing People in Organizations at Bocconi University. Today we’re focusing on leadership by talking with an expert who studies the art of managing teams built to succeed even in our high intensity and complicated world. This is for any listener who wants to become a better leader, build stronger connections, and better understand the value of community.

Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?

The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.

Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Simonetta Di Pippo is the Director of the Space Economy Evolution Lab at SDA Bocconi
School of Management, an the Honorary President and Co-Founder of Women in
Aerospace and Formerly the Director of the Office for Outer Space Affairs at the United
Nations.Today we’re focusing our gaze to the stars, as we're speaking with a space
diplomat on the frontier of supporting space exploration. This is for any listener who loves
space and wants to learn more about the space economy, diplomacy and career
opportunities in this field.

Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?

The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger
generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.

Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive
innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green
economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore
increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong
impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised,
featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Gaia Rubera is a Professor of Social Media Marketing at Bocconi University. Today we’re focusing on the field of marketing by talking with an expert who understands the emerging quantitative trends of the industry as well as how to use marketing in your everyday life. This is for any listener who wants to find a role in the marketing field, is curious about how brands influence them to buy things, and even for those who wish to market themselves.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Paola Cillo is a Professor of Marketing Creativity Innovation and Value Creation in Luxury Markets at Bocconi University. Today we’re focusing on the fashion industry and talk to professor Cillo about how storied brands can continue making beautiful products that are also culturally relevant. This is for any listener who loves dressing up, but is also interested in figuring out the language of fashion choices and why certain products can make you feel like a different person.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Francesco Grossetti, Professor of Blockchain and Big Data for Business Decisions at Bocconi University, is an expert who understands how complicated yet fascinating fields such as DeFi, data management systems, and cryptography can intersect. This is for any listener who would like to pursue a career in the budding world of crypto, has a passion for learning about new technologies, or who simply doesn't want to get scammed.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Simone Autera, Professor of Cultural, Entertainment and Creative Industries at Bocconi University, is an expert that focuses on the zeitgeist of emerging technologies and blends a focus on strategy with pop culture. We talk to him about understanding new trends, the attention economy, and how to become famous.


Looking for a new guide to driving innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to driving innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields undergoing major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to talented young people looking for careers that can leave a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni who analyze the most important trends of the moment.

Nico Valenti Gatto, Operating Director of Bocconi4Innovation, the Bocconi startup accelerator and pre-accelerator initiative, is an expert who has worked on innovation projects in companies across Europe and currently mentors startups trying to build viable business models. We talk to him about creating companies, financing projects, and gaining a leg up in the startup community.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Aleksandra Torbica, Professor of Healthcare Industry and Director of Centre for Research for Health and Social Care Management at Bocconi University, is an expert that has worked alongside politicians, financiers, and academics to create effective health and healthcare policy. We talk to her about careers in health, crafting policy that bridges between disciplines, system thinking, and what she believes is needed to improve the world’s healthcare systems.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Davide Grasso, Maserati's CEO and Bocconi alumnus, gives us insight into what it’s like to be the CEO of a major company. He is an expert in the automotive industry that also acted as Converse's CEO/President and Nike's Chief Marketing Officer. We talk to him about brand positioning, working with famous stakeholders, and how to drive fast yet sustainably…


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?


The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.


Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.

Davide Serra, Bocconi Alumnus and founder and CEO of Algebris Investments, is an expert in the finance industry that founded his own global asset management company and advises world leaders on financial policy. We talk to him about breaking into the world of finance, what happens behind-the-scenes in banks, and how to predict macroeconomic events.


Looking for a new guide to drive innovation and change?

The Talent Show is a new podcast series by Financial Times and Bocconi for the younger generation with analysis and advice on how to get ahead in the most covered sectors.

Hosted by our alumna Virginia Stagni for people under 30, it aims to be a guide to drive innovation and change. Finance, fashion, entertainment, artificial intelligence, green economy - all sectors and fields characterized by major transformations and therefore increasingly attractive to young talents looking for careers capable of leaving a strong impact on society. And it is precisely to answer their questions that the series was devised, featuring Bocconi professors and alumni analyzing the most important trends of the moment.