The 30% Club Italy was launched on October 26th 2015 as a business-led, not-for-profit initiative aimed at reaching at least a 30% participation of women in leadership (executive positions and boards) by 2020.

The main challenge is increasing women's participation in organizational leadership (executive and top-middle levels) particularly in large companies. Currently, women CEOs are 4% in companies above 200 ML turnover (10% in companies below 50 ML); women executives are less than 10% and women in middle-top management positions (dirigenti) are approximately 16%. Women in boards of stock-listed and government participated companies are approaching 30% (currrently 28%) due to gender quotas introduced by law in 2011.

The primary focus of the 30% Club in Italy will be to grow women’s participation in executive positions (two levels below CEO). Augmenting presence at this level will help create a women CEO pipeline; help drive women’s participation beyond the functional areas where they have traditionally been confined and favor cooptation of women from lower ranks of management and inspire them.

A secondary focus will be on board presence. We wish to increase women participation in boards not affected by the law, to improve the level of women’s participation in boards and to ensure that, when the law expires, women’s presence will not regress.

More information available on our Information Booklet on our Manifesto and on our Guidelines.

Read our reports Più donne nel management Più opportunità per il Paese (September 13th 2016) and Competere e crescere con tutti i talenti (November 24th, 2016).

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30% Club Italy Chair

Donato Iacovone

Managing Partner (Italia, Spagna, Portolgallo)

EY
Stefano Agostini

Presidente e Amministratore Delegato

Sanpellegrino SpA
Alberto Amaglio

Managing Director

Crisci & Partners
Renzo Arcoria

Country Officer and Head of Markets and Securities Services per l’Italia

Citigroup
Luisa Arienti

Amministratore Delegato

SAP Italia
Patrizia Arienti

Presidente

Deloitte & Touche Spa
Andrea Arosio

Managing Partner

Linklaters
Nicola Asti

Managing Partner

Freshfields Brukhaus Deringer LLP
Chema Basterrechea

EVP COO

Rezidor
Andrea Battista

Amministratore Delegato

Eurovita Assicurazioni S.p.A.
Paolo Battiston

Division President Italy&Greece

MasterCard
Fabio Benasso

Presidente e Amministratore Delegato

Accenture Italia

Paola Bernardi

Rettore

Collegio Nuovo – Fondazione Sandra e Nea Mattei, Pavia
Stefano Bianchi

Managing Partner

Studio Legale Pavia e Ansaldo
Silvia Bolzoni

Amministratore Delegato

Zeta Service
Linda Bulgheroni

Amministratore Delegato

Weber Shandwick
Camillo Candia

ex-Amministratore Delegato Country Italy

Zurich
Silvia Candiani

Amministratore Delegato

Microsoft Italia
Alessandra Carra

Amministratore Delegato

Agnona
Roberta Casali

Presidente

AMPIT Associazione Manager Professionisti Italiani
Daniela Castegnaro

Amministratore Delegato

ECB Saria Group
Tiziana Catarci

Presidente

Kion S.p.A
Claudio Ceper

ex-Presidente

Forum della Meritocrazia
Enrico Cereda

Amministratore Delegato

IBM
Nicola Ciniero

ex-Amministratore Delegato

IBM Italia
Laura Cioli

Amministratore Delegato

GEDI Gruppo Editoriale
Claudio Colzani

Amministratore Delegato

Barilla
Paola Corna Pellegrini

Amministratore Delegato

Allianz Global Assistance Italia
Massimo Costa

Country Manager

WPP Italia
Isabella Covili Faggioli

Presidente

Aidp
Roberta Crivellaro

Managing Partner

Withers Studio Legale
Elena David

ex-Amministratore Delegato

Valtur
Riccardo Delleani

Amministratore Delegato

Olivetti
Barbara De Muro

Presidente

ASLAWomen
Giuseppe De Palma

Managing Partner Italy

Clifford Chance
Sandro De Poli

Amministratore Delegato

GE Italia e Israele
Laura Donnini

Amministratore Delegato

HarperCollins
Leah Dunlop

Partner

Studio Legale Hogan Lovells
Michele Elia

Country Manager

Trans Adriatic Pipeline
Armando Escalona

ex-Amministratore Delegato

Finanza e Futuro
Giuseppe Falco

Amministratore Delegato

The Boston Consulting Group Italia, Grecia e Turchia
Bianca Maria Farina

Presidente

ANIA
Callisto Fedon

Presidente

Giorgio Fedon & Figli spa
Maurizio Gentile

Amministratore Delegato

Rete Ferroviaria Italiana S.p.A.
Gioia Ghezzi

ex-Presidente

Ferrovie dello Stato
Federico Ghizzoni

EVP

Clessidra Sgr
Valeria Giaccari

Cofounder and Amministratore Delegato

Orienta Spa
Daniela Giacoletto

Amministratore Delegato

Egea
Maria Cristina Gribaudi

Presidente

Keyline Spa
William Griffini

Amministratore Delegato

Carter & Benson Italia
Javier Hernández Sinde

Vice Presidente

World Telemedicne Hub
Paolo Iacci

Presidente

Eca Italia
Maximo Ibarra

ex-Amministratore Delegato

Wind Italia
Ignacio Izquierdo Saugar

Amministratore Delegato

Aviva Group Italy
Riccardo Lamanna

Branch Head

State Street Bank GmbH Italia
Giovanni Lega

Presidente

ASLA
Anders Lindholm

Managing Director

Boyden
Nicoletta Luppi

Presidente e Amministratore Delegato

MSD Italia & SPMSD Italia
Antonella Mansi

Vice-presidente

Confindustria
Victor Massiah

Consigliere Delegato

UBI Banca
Renato Mazzoncini

ex-Amministratore Delegato

Ferrovie dello Stato
Roberto Mazzotta

Presidente

Università Vita Salute S. Raffaele
Angelo Meregalli

Country Manager

PayPal Italy Se
Cristina Messa

ex-rettore

Università Bicocca
Gianni Mion

Membro CdA

Essilor Luxottica
Barbara Morgante

ex-Amministratore Delegato

Trenitalia S.p.A.
Marco Morelli

Amministratore Delegato

Mercer Italia
Laura Nateri

Country Manager

Lazard Fund Managers
Elena Ossanna

Amministratore Delegato

Rentokil Initial
Mimma Posca

Amministratore Delegato

Vranken Pommery Italia
Aaron Pugliesi

CEO e Secretary General

The British Chamber of Commerce Italy
Dina Ravera

ex-Presidente

Asstel
Monica Regazzi

Amministratore Delegato

Homepal
Luca Rossi

Partner, Head of Europe, Middle East and Africa

A.T. Kearney
Walter Ruffinoni

Amministratore Delegato

NTTData
Fabio Rugge

Rettore

Università di Pavia
Marina Salamon

Presidente

Doxa
Agostino Santoni

Amministratore Delegato

Cisco Italia
Massimo Scaccabarozzi

Pres. Farmindustria e AD Janssen-Cilag

Janssen-Cilag
Paola Schwizer

Presidente

Nedcommunity
Donatella Sciuto

Vice-Rettore

Politecnico Milano
Cristina Scocchia

Amministratore Delegato

Kiko S.p.A.
Andrea Sianesi

Dean

MIP (Business school Politecnico di Milano)
Luisa Todini

Presidente

Todini Costruzioni
Nino Tronchetti Provera

Managing Partner

Ambienta
Marco Travaglia

Regional Director S. Europe

Purina
Michele Viale

Amministratore Delegato

Alstom Ferroviaria SpA
Giovanni Viani

Amministratore Delegato

Oliver Wyman
Andrea Viganò

Country Manager

Blackrock
Leo Wencel

ex-Amministratore Delegato

Nestlé Italia
Phillip Willcock

ex-Amministratore Delegato

Aviva Italia Holding S.p.A.
Alexander Zehnder

ex-Presidente e Amministratore Delegato

Sanofi Italia
Alessandro Zollo

Amministratore Delegato

Great Places to Work
Andrea Zappia

Amministratore Delegato

Sky Italia

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The 30% Club is run by a Steering Committee that is made up of senior men and women who volunteer their time and skills.

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Odile Robotti

Amminstratore Unico

Learning Edge
Nicolò Boggian

DG Forum della Meritocrazia e Managing Partner Black Tie Professional
Scientific Committee

Raffaella Cagliano

Professore Politecnico di Milano e Direttore Specialized Masters , MIP

MIP
Scientific Committee

Marina Calloni

Professore Ordinario di filosofia politica

Università degli Studi di Milano
Simonetta Candela

Partner

Dipartimento Labour Law c/o Studio Legale Clifford Chance
Scientific Committee

Marilisa D'Amico

Professore Ordinario di Diritto Costituzionale

Università degli Studi di Milano
Scientific Committee

Daniela Del Boca

Professore Ordinario di Economia Politica

Università di Torino e Collegio Carlo Alberto
Scientific Committee

Alessandra Facchi

Professore Ordinario Filosofia del Diritto

Università degli Studi di Milano
Maria Deledda

Counsel

Hogan Lovells
Barbara De Micheli

Manager

Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini
Scientific Committee

Maurizio Ferrera

Professore di Scienza Politica

Università degli Studi di Milano
Scientific Committee

Andrea Granelli

Presidente

Kanso

Scientific Committee

Paola Profeta

Professore Associato di Scienza delle Finanze. Coordinatrice "Dondena Gender Initiative"

Università Bocconi
Stefania Radoccia

Partner

EY
Costanza Ramorino

Head of Human Resources GRM & AUDIT Senior Vice Presidente

UniCredit S.p.A
Scientific Committee

Renata Semenza

Professore di Sociologia dei Processi Economici e del Lavoro

Università degli Studi di Milano
Fabiola Tisbini

Director

IBM
Federica Troya

Chief Risk Officer

Gruppo Zurich Italia
Isabella Martorina

Corporate BD Executive; MED Women Fast Forward Program Lead

EY

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Italy

Donne nella leadership: le professioni STEM. Scambio tra generazioni

Can more women in your teams boost innovation?

Far Crescere la Leadership Femminile

Competere e crescere con tutti i talenti

Più donne nel management, più opportunità per il Paese

Launch of 30% Club Italy