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Born on 7 August, 1957. Degree in Economics from Bocconi University. Master of Science in Economics, London School of Economics. PhD in Economics, Bocconi University. Full Professor in Economics from 2003. Head of the E. Bocconi Department of Economics until October 2008. Former Director of the Institute of Economics "Ettore Bocconi" from 2005 to 2007. Dean for Rectoral Affairs from 2008 to 2012. Chief Editor of the Giornale degli Economisti e Annali di Economia. He has taught in the Faculty of Economics at the Università di Sassari.

Phone: +39 02 5836.5414

Marco Percoco is Associate Professor of Applied Economics in the Department of Social and Political Sciences at Bocconi University. His main research interests are in the evaluation of regional and sustainable transport policies, themes on which he has extensively published in dozens of academic journals. Among other institutional activities, Marco has recently served as an independent scientific advisor for the evaluation of railways projects for the Ethiopian Government and as the scientific coordinator on the National Program for Transport and Infrastructure 2014-2020 for the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation (consisting in the allocation of about 800 million euros for transport infrastructure in Southern Italy). He is also member of the scientific committee of the resilience assessment commission of the City of Milan.

Oliviero Baccelli (born in 1971), Transport Economist, he earned an MSc in Maritime Economics and Logistics at Erasmus University and Rotterdam School of Management and a degree in Economics at Bocconi University. He is the Director of the MEMIT Master program in Transport, Logistics and Infrastructure and he is responsible for the transport area at GREEN. He teaches in four courses related to Transport Economics. He is the author of several scientific articles and books, and he is frequently involved in presentations at various seminars, workshops and events. In 2015 he was nominated by the Italian Presidency of the Council Ministers as independent member of the board of directors of TELT - Tunnel Euralpin Lyon Turin. In 2017 he was nominated by the Mayor of Milan as member of the board of directors of ATM, which is a Public Limited Company owned by the Milan Municipality managing the public transport system in Milan metropolitan area and also the Copenhagen metro. He is also member of the board of SIET (Società Italiana Economisti dei Trasporti).

Phone: +39 02 5836.3803

Valentina Bosetti is a Full Professor at Bocconi University, teaching environmental and climate change economics. She is a senior scientist at the RFF- CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment (EIEE). Valentina also collaborated for Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM) from 2003 to 2018. She was a visiting fellow at the Princeton Environmental Institute in 2009-2010 and she was a Fellow at CASBS at Stanford in 2014-2015. Valentina was one of the lead authors of the 5th AR IPCC (2014) and she will serve again for the 6th AR. Valentina was president of the Italian Association of Environmental and Resource Economics (IAERE) and council member of the European one (EAERE). She was the PI of an ERC Starting Grant on Innovation and clean technologies (ICARUS) and she currently is PI ERC Starting Grant on Uncertainty and Climate Change (RISICO).

Alberto Bramanti (born in 1958) is Associate Professor of Applied Economics (since 2002) at Bocconi University, Department of Social and Political Sciences, where he teaches Cities and Regions: Managing Growth and Change; Economics and Policy of Global Markets; Scenari Economici. Since 2013 he has been on the Editorial Board of the ‘Review of Public Administration and Management’ and since 2017 he has been a Fellow of the Regional Studies Association. He has been involved in different international research programs. 2015-2017: Senior Expert "ERTMS on SATELLITE, Enabling Application Validation", Bocconi University Partner. 2015-2017: Senior Expert "STARS, Satellite Technology for Advanced Railway Signalling", Bocconi University Partner. 2017-2019: Senior Expert "Ensuring Unity and Respect as Outcomes for the People of Europe – EUROPE", Erasmus+ Project, Utrecht University Partner. The eight main fields of his interest on which he has spent years in studying and researching activities are the following. They are strongly inter-linked and mutually reinforcing: 1. Trans-border co-operation and internationalization courses; 2. Handicraft, analysis and sectoral policies; 3. Development models, territorial analysis, districts and milieux; 4. Regional policies, “governance structures” and policies evaluation; 5. Technical tools of analysis and quantitative methodologies; 6. Urban and service economics, commerce and tourism; 7. Human capital, vocational training and educational success; 8. ICTs, knowledge economy and creativity. He has edited/authored 25 books, 30 journal articles including: Canadian Journal of Regional Science, Entrepreneurship & Regional Development, International Small Business Journal, Public Policy Portuguese Journal, Quaderns de Tecnologia, Revue d’Économie régionale et Urbaine, Revue Internazionale PME, Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes, and 145 book chapters.

He is a Full Professor of Economic History at Bocconi University, Department of Institutional Analysis and Public Management. His field of specialization is Business History.He is interested in different topics, among which family capitalism, international business and corporate governance in a historical and comparative perspective. This is why he is affiliated with the Department of Management, and a member of EntER, the Research Center on Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurship. He is part of the European Business History Association, in which he has served as member of the Council since 2002.