Scenarios, challenges and protagonists change, but the driving force that pushes a person to embrace a diplomatic career is ideals, as Bocconi Alumna Maria Letizia Santangelo, today in charge of one of the key sectors of our diplomacy, explains

When it comes to recycling, the biggest problem is the evolution of packaging, which is increasingly made of mixed materials. Fortunately, today technology and regulation make it possible to recover more packaging than in the past, as explained by Simona Fontana, Bocconi alumna and head of the CONAI research center

Anna Fiscale, a Bocconi alumna, is the founder of Quid, a social enterprise whose creed is upcycling and social sustainability, by giving a new life to fabrics and people that make them

A sure point of reference to solve problems large and small for citizens and firms: this is what a modern diplomat does, as explains Luna Angelini Marinucci, Italian Consul in Brisbane

Passion, dedication, acceptance of emerging challenges and willingness to travel across the world are the qualities of a good diplomat. But new technologies are increasingly relevant, as Ludovica Laviani Mancinelli explains in her interview

Sara Rezoagli, alumna with a degree in political economy, works in the EU representation in Bangkok after a career almost entirely in Asian countries