The 52nd edition of the Cernobbio Forum brought together, over three days, a select group of two hundred business executives and academics, as well as diplomats, ministers, and prime ministers from six states, European Comissioner Jessika Roswal, the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, former minister Arancha González Laya, the European Union rapporteur, Enrico Letta, Valerio De Molli, CEO of TEHA-Ambrosetti, and other attendees from Asia, Europe, Africa and a group of United States senators.
The Cernobbio Forum, organized annually at Villa d’Este since 1975, brings together an array of top-level participants from the worlds of politics, academia, government, and business. Over its decades of history, the summit has consistently attracted world-renowned historical personalities. Joining this exclusive gathering of global leaders and top corporate management in this year’s edition were Adrian Jofre Bosch and Nacho Corredor, partners of beBartlet, who attended the forum’s sessions.
The forum has established itself as a global benchmark primarily because of its international scope and its unique environment for confidential, high-level debate, as it traditionally operates under the Chatham House Rule. It serves as an unmatched geopolitical and economic observatory, structured over three days to comprehensively tackle global macroeconomic and scientific challenges, the future of the European project, and Italy’s strategic priorities.
Next stop: Barcelona
To delve deeper into this conversation, beBartlet and TEHA-Ambrosetti have jointly organized the Health and Competitiveness Symposium on November 27th at CosmoCaixa in Barcelona. A mandatory stop in Spain to continue developing the European superpower.
