Socioeconomic journalist with extensive experience in business, management with a particular focus on sustainability, meritocracy and the changing world of work.
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Maria Cristina Origlia is a socioeconomic journalist, scientific communicator, author, speaker and event moderator with extensive experience in business, management and the world of work.
During her 20-year career at Il Sole 24 Ore, she spent eight years as Editor-in-Chief of L’Impresa, Italy’s oldest management magazine. Her work has given her a deep understanding of the evolution of leadership, corporate culture and governance, with a particular focus on sustainability, meritocracy and the changing world of work.
As a speaker and moderator, she brings a systemic and multidisciplinary perspective to complex issues, connecting economic and social trends with the challenges facing organisations, leaders and people. She is particularly effective in conferences, panel discussions and corporate events where different perspectives need to be brought together and translated into meaningful conversations about the future.
She is also the author of several essays on meritocracy, work and trust, and contributes to leading Italian publications including Harvard Business Review Italia and Il Sole 24 Ore.
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