Alessandro Antonelli, CV, additional information

Education

Winner of prestigious Italian Education Scholarships (entire coverage of Italian university expenses by the Italian Entrepeneurs Federation - Federazione Nazionale Cavalieri del Lavoro; Entire coverage of US Master studies expenses by the Italian bank Mediocredito Centrale through the “Borsa di studio Marco Fanno”).

Laurea, University of Rome, “La Sapienza,” 1978 (magna cum laude; Thesis on monetary and credit policies’ impacts on north-south inequalities).

Master in Economics and Finance, City University of New York, 1981 (average cumulative GPA: 4.0/4.0; Master Degree Thesis on quantitative methods in the insurance business, supervised by CUNY Professor of Finance Benjamin Klebaner, economist of the Second National Bank Region Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, New York).

PMD, Harvard Business School, Executives Education Program for Management Development, 1986, Boston (among Professors teaching at this 1986 PMD Program: Michael Porter, business strategy guru; Robert C. Higgins, Finance Professor, famous for his corporate sustainable growth models).

Professional activities, past decades (1990s, 2000s)

Prof. Antonelli has developed his professional and managerial experiences in Rome, New York, Boston, Palermo and Trieste and, among other things, during his career has been appointed to the following high ranking H.Q. positions: Head of Administration and Accounting, Head of Planning-Control-Risk Management and Research, Secretary General and Head of Corporate Affairs, General Manager and Chief Financial Officer. He has been strict aide of distinguished Italian Professors, when they were Presidents of Italian multinational firms (Sabino Cassese, Paolo Savona, Berardino Libonati, Antonio Marzano, Giannino Parravicini). He has also been a Board Member of a number of companies. With reference to Prof. Antonelli teaching activities since late 1990s, see his summary CV published on JCU website.

Past decades (1990s, 2000s)

Head of Corporate Affairs, Secretary General, Rome. Responsibilities: 1) Secretary of the following corporate governance bodies: Board of Directors; Executive Committee; Board of Statutory Auditors; Audit Committee; Marketing and Products Committee; Asset & Liability Management Committee; Business Continuity Committee.

2) Head of: a) the Bank’s Corporate Affairs; b) the Bank’s Art Collection (including the 1700 Baroque Church Cappella del Monte di Pietà in Rome); c) the Bank’s Historical Archives (stretching from1500 to 1900); d) the Bank’s Library/Research.

3) Strict aide and Head of Staff of Unicredit Banca di Roma Presidents (Chairman Prof. Berardino Libonati; Chairman Professor Paolo Savona, who was also Editor and Scientific Director of the following UniCredit Group four-monthly economic reviews: Economia e Politica Economica in Italia, Review of Economic Conditions in Italy, The Journal of European Economic History).

Head of Planning, Control and Risk Management, Banca di Roma, Rome.

In charge of Commercial Planning and Control, Distribution Division, Capitalia Holding Company, Rome.

Head of Planning, Research and Control, Banco di Sicilia (also strict aide of Chairman Prof. Sabino Cassese, and previously, strict aide of Chairman Prof. Giannino Parravicini), Palermo.

General Manager of Sasa Assicurazioni e Riassicurazioni SpA (insurance company wholly owned by IRI-Cofiri until 2001, then acquired by the SAI Insurance Company-UnipolSai Group), Trieste.

Head of Accounting, Administration, Planning and Control, Cofiri SpA (the financial arm of IRI SpA - Istituto per la Ricostruzione Industriale) Rome (also strict aide of Chairman of Cofiri Prof. Antonio Marzano) .

Other companies’ appointments held in the past

Former Member of the Board of Directors of the following companies:

* Aeroporti di Roma Holding, Rome * Racom Teledata (Alitalia Group), Rome * CISI Molise (Sviluppo Italia Molise), Boiano (CB) * Sasa Vita, Rome * SEED (Services for Eastern Economic Development), Trieste

Currently Board member of the nonprofit organization “Associazione Cuore Onlus”.

Publications, International Researches Presentations, Special Lectures

“Italy and the European Union’s Stability and Growth Pact”, John Cabot University, “Prof. Talks Series”, Department of Economics and Social Sciences, November 13, 2018, Rome.

“Illegality, ‘stealers of future’ and the choking legacy of bad debt”, Speech at the John Cabot University and Confcommercio Conference organized by Prof. Alessandro Antonelli: “Exploring how legality and modernity should shape new models of sustainable growth”, November 28, 2012, Rome.

“Testimonianza di Alessandro Antonelli in onore di Federico Caffè nel ventennale della sua scomparsa,” in Federico Caffè – Un Economista per gli Uomini Comuni, Various Authors, published in 2007, updated and re-published in 2009 as Federico Caffè – Un Economista per il Nostro Tempo, Saggi EDIESSE.

Editorial Director of the finance and banking Quarterly Review “Lettere & Numeri”, House Organ of Banco di Sicilia, 2000-2001.

"Esigenze vecchie e nuove nel mondo dei sistemi informativi", Bancaria (Italian Banking Association), n.3, March 1993.

Indagine conoscitiva sui sistemi creditizi nell'ambito della Comunità Europea, Various Authors, Europe Special Project coordinated by the Italian Banking Association, March 1991.

"Se i vincoli patrimoniali condizionano le prospettive di crescita", Bancaria (Italian Banking Association), n.11, November 1990.

"Capital adequacy ratios: what they imply in terms of new threats and opportunities for banks," Eurobanking Researches, Rome Meetings, May 23, 1990.

"Analysing and implementing corporate strategy," Eurobanking Researches, Dublin Meetings, May 26, 1988.

“Low-level work in Japan without foreign workers”. Research conducted in Japan by Edwin Reubens, Professor of Economics at City College of New York, assisted by graduate student Alessandro Antonelli in New York (the research, published by the International Migration Review – Winter 1981, was supported by the German Marshall Fund of the U.S. and by the Schwager Fund of the Department of Economics of C.C.N.Y.).