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Sustainability Benefits All Actors, Including Financial Interests
The soil is a finite and non-renewable natural resource, a fundamental part of the natural capital that contributes to basic human needs by supporting food production and water purification, acting as an important reservoir of organic carbon, and serving as a habitat for highly diverse biological communities.
Collaborating is Difficult, but for Supply Chains it is Necessary
Collaborations along the supply chains of the agri-food industry are essential to compete in a global market. There is still considerable resistance due to the nature of these supply chains and the complex relationships within the companies involved. In addition to organizational difficulties, supply chains must address environmental challenges, the resolution of which is necessarily linked to collaborative ...
A Model of Sports Between Olympic Spirit and (Hyper) Professionalism
Sport represents a complex and varied set of meanings and values: it is a game, competition, show, but also respect for diversity, inclusion, and culture in the broadest sense of the term. These characteristics concern sports in its professional sense, where they are differentiated according to different cultural and social models, whose differences, especially in the field of football, are evident, ...
All the Ingredients of Supply Chain Resilience
The agri-food system is also permeated by the concept of resilience. If the components of the supply chain are resilient, the entire system will benefit. The characteristics of a resilient supply chain depend in part on strategic choices and in part on tactical decisions. Sustainability of the entire sector is the most important and tangible characteristic, as the transition to sustainable production ...
Athletes and Careers: The Game Is Played Off the Field Too
The athlete is the protagonist of all aspects of a sports discipline - competitive, social, and economic. However, an athlete's career is built on acquiring skills that accompany them in their professional pathway. Post-career planning should be established from the early stages of their sports journey.
An (In)Tangible Legacy: What Remains of Sporting Events
In recent years, the sports sector, consisting of various interconnected actors, has been characterized by multiple trends that have contributed to its evolution. Among the most significant dynamics, one cannot overlook the growth of sports events, which serve as the link between sports organizations, athletes, fans, event organizers, and other stakeholders, such as broadcasters, media, and sponsors ...
Why Sports Facilities Are a Winning Business (for Everyone)
Modern stadiums and arenas are no longer just places of play; they are also spaces that catalyze economic growth and social change within their communities. In a context where the demand for sports and entertainment is constantly increasing and evolving, the convergence between business and facility development has become more evident than ever. According to PwC's Sports Outlook 2023 report, it is ...
Milan’s Olympic Ambitions Reach New Heights
The Olympics are an extraordinary opportunity for social, cultural, and economic growth for the countries that host them. The year 2026 marks the Winter Olympics, where Milan and Cortina will play a significant role in an important moment of visibility with tangible impacts, measurable in quantitative terms, and intangible values, equally significant for the event's success and the reputation of the ...
Vertical Farming: from Hype to Disinvestment
A strategic sector capable of addressing the challenges of agribusiness, Vertical Farming (VF) has attracted the interest of numerous investors. However, after the initial phase of hype, there followed a significant series of disinvestments that led to cutbacks and reorganizations. This is a rather common situation in venture capital investments linked to new technologies, which often lack the capacity ...
The Great Challenges for Italian Industry
The automotive industry represents one of the pillars of the Italian economy. However, starting from 2000, the crisis of the FIAT production model, culminating in the merger between FCA and PSA, has led to a significant contraction in production and, consequently, in turnover. Italy remains an important player but risks lagging behind, threatened by the competition from other European countries. There ...