Speakers

Edoardo Campanella is an economist and author.

He is the Founding Director and Chief Editor of the Investment Institute by UniCredit. He is also a Research Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School and author of the book Anglo Nostalgia: the politics of the emotion that fractured the West.

Edoardo writes globally syndicated columns for Project Syndicate, and his writings have appeared, among the others, in Foreign Policy, Foreign Affairs, Survival and many other media outlets.

He is also David Rockefeller Fellow of the Trilateral Commission, where co-directed the Taskforce on Global Capitalism in Transition. 

He previously worked for the economic research departments of the World Trade Organisation, the World Economic Forum and the Italian Senate.

In 2016, he was a shortlisted author for the Bracken Bower Prize, awarded by the Financial Times and McKinsey to promising writers under the age of 35.

Edoardo holds an MPA from the Harvard Kennedy School and while at Harvard, he was awarded the Certificate for Teaching Excellence for his teaching activity. He is also affiliated with ISPI, the Aspen Institute, the Centre for the Governance of Change of IE University in Madrid and the Council for Italy and the United States.