Artes et Ethica 2011 - The other faces of ethics, cooperation, competition and foreign entrepreuners

The ethcal question in comparison with the new companies from different cultures, realities and countries out the European community will be the focus of the 2011 Artes et Ethica.
The phenomenon of the foreign entrepreneur in Italy has grown significantly and in a few years the number of these companies will be even higher.
Reflecting on the ethics of business and labour, the values and aspirations that drive entrepreuners cannot be ignored, together with the shared points and the points of friction that arise over rules, respect of the person and social responsabilities of any business.
Knowing this reality of the foreign entrepreneur in Italy, both unspoken and undervalued, can be crucial to undestand another's point of view to compete fairly, to co-operate, build a true and deep integration, meet on a common ground of values.
The seminar is addressed to entrepreuners, executives and professionals.
 
PROGRAM
 
MORNING
 
9.15 
Registration and welcome coffee
 
10.00
Greetings: Ginolo Ginori Conti, President - Artes
 
10.15
Introduction: Marco Fazzini, Vice-President - Artes 

10.30 
Round Table
 
Paolo Ermini, Director of Corriere Fiorentino (Corriere della Sera), guides and moderates the panel discussion with:
 
Giorgio Silli, Councillor for Integration, Municipality of Prato
 
Raffaele Bonanni, CISL General Secretary
 
Natale Forlani, Director General of Immigration and Integration policies, Ministry of Labour
 
Antonio Marzano, President of the National Council of Economy and Labour (CNEL)
 
12.30 Lunch
 
AFTERNOON
 
15.00
 
Introduction and presentation of business cases. 
 
Chairman Cristiano Ciappei, Professor of Strategy and Enterprise Value, University of Florence
 
Giulio Sapelli, Historian and Economist
 
Giorgio Fozzati, Director - Artes
 
The model of Adriano Olivetti.
 
Niccolò Carotti, entrepreneur (Carotti Ice)
 
A young Tuscan entrepreneur will bring us up to Senegal to tell us a story of integration and entrepreneurial success together with Bole Mamadou Niang, his Senegalese friend who shares this experience.
 
Stefan Stanasel, entrepreneur (MA.STE.R)
 
He is Romanian entrepreneur who lives with his family in Prato. When he arrived in Italy he was a clandestine with no place to sleep. Today he is the owner of a company operating in the area of logistics and transport, and has dozens of workers as employees, most of them Italians.
 
18.00 
Conclusion
 
Our Minister of Foreign Affairs, Franco Frattini, replied to our invitation that at the time of our seminar he will be engaged in Australia. Showing a keen and deep interest in the issue he has sent us his report to be distributed to all participants.