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Prof. Gianni Toniolo Professor at "Libera Università delle Scienze Sociali", Rome, Research Professor, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina and and Research Fellow at the CEPR (Centre for Economic Policy Research) in London. He has lectured in several foreign Universities such as: Oxford, Tokyo, Berkeley, and Duke. He is the author of several books and articles on financial economics, economic development and territorial economics; he is a columnist for “Il Sole 24 Ore”. He has been a consultant for Sistemi Operativi ever since its foundation, and has directed many research projects and consultancies. |
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Prof. Giorgio Brunello Professor at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Padua and Research Fellow at the CESifo (Center for Economic Studies and Institute for Economic and Research of the University of Monaco) at the IZA (Institute for Labor Studies); Research Affiliate at the FEEM (Fondazione ENI Enrico Mattei). He has lectured in many foreign universities: LSE, Oxford, Essex, Boston, Berkeley, Kyoto, ISER Osaka, Deakin (Melbourne), IZA (Bonn). He is a member of the executive committee of the European Labor Economics Association. |
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Dr. Gilberto Dall'Agata After having graduated in Economics, Mr Dall’Agata went on to obtain a MA (Master of Arts) in Transport Economics at the University of Leeds. He began his professional activity in 1994 developing expertise in the following fields: transport demand analysis, logistic chains analysis, cost-benefit analysis of infrastructure projects, strategic policies in the public transport sector and the relationships between economic system and transport system. He has participated in several research projects, contributing, among other things, to the creation of computer based systems for strategic planning, and to writing scientific articles. |
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Dr. Antonio Rigon After having graduated in Economics, Mr Antonio Rigon began his professional activity in 1994, developing expertise in different fields related to the quantitative analysis of economic, transport and territorial systems. He has participated in various research projects and he is the author and coauthor of several scientific publications. Since 1998 he is senior consultant responsible for the research and development of analyses of mobility systems, infrastructure investments and economic and territorial planning. |
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Prof. Cesare Dosi Professor of Finance at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Padua. He has lectured at several Faculties among which: the University of Padua (European School for Advanced Studies in Integrated Environmental Management) and the Milan Polytechnic Institute. He carries out research activity in the field of environmental economics. Besides his academic activity, he has also collaborated with important institutions such as: The ENI E. Mattei Foundation, the European Commission (DGVI), the United Nations (ECLAC) and the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport. He has contributed to the development various feasibility studies and economic-financial analyses for great infrastructural projects. |
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Arch. Alessandro Meggiato He has a Bachelor Degree in Architecture and he is affiliated to the Italian Association of Architects. He started his professional activity in 1999 in the fields of territorial and transport planning. He has attended various specialization courses in logistics, freight transport, and ITS (Intelligent Transport Systems). He is an expert in mobility analysis and planning, and particularly in “non-conventional” public transport systems (car sharing, car poling, etc.). He collaborates in the drafting of mobility projects, environmental impact studies and territorial planning analyses. |
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Ing. Federico Zannantonio He has a Bachelor Degree in Civil Engineering and he is affiliated to the Italian Association of Engineers. His professional experience includes analysis, planning and management of transport systems. In particular, he has developed an excellent expertise in the analysis of transport demand, in the design of traffic models for private and public transport, in the study of transport externalities and in cost-benefit analysis of infrastructure projects. |
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