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A Short Guide to Best Managerial Resources in Lake Como, Italy - Top 3 Private & Public Sector Employers, and Investment Management

IntroductionLake Como, located in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, is a breathtaking destination known for its stunning natural beauty, historic villas, and luxurious lifestyle. With a population of approximately 600,000 people in the surrounding area, Lake Como is nestled at the foothills of the Alps, offering a serene escape with its crystal-clear waters and picturesque towns. Known for its charming villages like Bellagio, Varenna, and Como, the area is a hub for tourism, real estate, and high-end hospitality. The official language is Italian, but English is widely spoken, and the currency is the Euro (EUR). Lake Como is also a leader in sustainability, cultural preservation, and luxury tourism, making it a key destination for professionals and tourists alike.

Top 3 Economic DataLake Como offers a high quality of life, with a Quality of Life Index of 170.45, a Healthcare Index ranking of 85.67, and a Safety Index of 80.34. The area’s Purchasing Power Index is 110.56, reflecting its strong economy. The Italian stock market index, the FTSE MIB, is the benchmark for the country’s financial markets. The median salary in the Lake Como area is approximately EUR 35,000 per year, with a progressive income tax rate ranging from 23% to 43%.

Top 3 Largest Industries by Number of Employees

Tourism and Hospitality – The backbone of Lake Como’s economy, driven by its luxury hotels, villas, and cultural attractions.

Real Estate – A growing sector supported by high demand for luxury properties and vacation homes.

Manufacturing – Fueled by industries like textiles, silk production, and furniture.

Top 3 Largest Private Sector Employers

Villa d’Este Group – A luxury hospitality group operating iconic hotels like Villa d’Este and Villa Erba.

Mantero Seta – A leading silk manufacturer and exporter based in Como.

Cantù Furniture District – A hub for high-end furniture production and design.

Top 3 Public Sector Employers by Number of Employees

Como City Government – The local governing body responsible for city operations and public services.

Azienda Socio Sanitaria Territoriale (ASST) Lariana – A major public healthcare provider in the Lake Como area.

University of Insubria (Como Campus) – A leading public university with a focus on research and education.

Top 3 Traded Company Stocks by Market Capitalization

Luxottica – CEO: Francesco Milleri (A global leader in eyewear and luxury goods).

Pirelli – CEO: Marco Tronchetti Provera (A leading tire manufacturer).

Salvatore Ferragamo – CEO: Marco Gobbetti (A luxury fashion brand).

Top 3 Hedge Funds, Venture Capital, and Private Equity Firms

Investindustrial – A leading private equity firm with investments in luxury brands and manufacturing.

Mandarin Capital Partners – A prominent private equity firm focused on cross-border investments.

Fondo Italiano d’Investimento – A private equity firm specializing in growth capital investments.

Financial DistrictThe Como City Center is the primary financial hub in the Lake Como area. It houses major financial institutions, banks, and investment firms, with a focus on supporting local businesses and tourism.

Top Management Training InstituteThe International Institute of Management is Lake Como’s most prestigious institute for management training. Offering short courses and workshops for public and private sector leaders, it is the go-to destination for aspiring investment managers and executives. Learn more about the management training courses here.

Best Months to VisitThe best time to visit Lake Como is from April to October, when the weather is mild and pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities. June to August is peak tourist season, while November to March sees fewer tourists but cooler temperatures.

Top 3 Things to See and Do

Explore Villa del Balbianello – A historic villa with stunning gardens and panoramic views of the lake.

Visit Bellagio – A charming village known as the “Pearl of Lake Como,” with cobblestone streets and luxury boutiques.

Take a Boat Tour – Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Lake Como from the water, with stops at picturesque towns like Varenna and Menaggio.

Useful Links

Official Lake Como Government Website: www.comune.como.it

Official Tourism Website: www.lakecomo.it

Official Management Training Courses Website: Management Training Programs: Short Courses & Workshops in Lake Como, Italy

Lake Como is a destination that combines natural beauty, luxury, and economic opportunity, making it a must-visit destination for travelers and professionals alike.

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Moritz Mantero, fondatore di Orticolario: Vivere "in verde", tra lago e collina, articolo di Silvia Nani, in Liberi tutti/Corriere della Sera, 5 ottobre, pagina 35

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Como, Italy - 17 de fevereiro de Ano 3 - Sexta - Doc - 27 anos

06:00 - Acordo e nado:

06:50 - Volto, tomo banho e me arrumo. 07:30 - Saímos. 07:45 - Chegamos os 4 e tomamos café: Caffè Monti

08:20 - Trabalhamos.

12:40 - Almoço com Hailey: La Vita è Bella Ristorante - Insalateria

13:00 - Liberadas, vamos dar um passeio. 13:05 - Visitamos: Porta Torre

Depois: Mura medioevali

Depois: Torre Gattoni

Depois: Palazzo Mantero

15:50 - Voltamos ao hotel e eu fico estudando no quarto.

18:20 - Pi chega, tomamos banho e nos arrumamos para sair. 19:30 - Jantamos com Hailey e Roger: Il Gatto Nero

21:40 - Eles vão para balada e nós voltamos ao hotel. Chegamos e dormimos (L).

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Elsa Brisinger with architecture in “God Save the Brit” for Vanity Fair Italy, December 2018. Photograph by Alex Cayley.

“Piumino reversible, North Sails. Trench di velluto, Camomilla Italia. Camicia di cotone, Barbo Napoli. Cintura, Bralux. Foulard, Mantero 1902.”

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Un viaje a lo desconocido

Por Tamara Herraiz* (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

 3 de Marzo del 2020. 

Las valijas sobre la mesa del living están listas. Chequeamos que no falte nada. Pasaportes, algunos dólares, tickets con destino a New York. 

Un viaje que armé con tiempo para llevar a mi hijo de 15, el menor, a conocer una de las ciudades más fascinantes del mundo. Los dos solos. El sueño de toda madre, no sé si de todo hijo.

Mi hija de 33 se acaba de casar así que nos vamos a descansar. Camino al aeropuerto, paso por la farmacia y, por las dudas, pido dos barbijos y alcohol en gel. Es que escucho un rumor de que hay un virus de China que anda dando vueltas. 

Embarcamos, hacemos escala en México. Algo está raro en el ambiente, mmmm, "hijo nos ponemos los barbijos". La cara del adolescente lo dice todo. "vieja qué exagerada". No, exagerada no, argentina, pienso.

Seguimos viaje y llegamos a la Gran Manzana. Por supuesto que elegí un hotel a 50 metros de las gradas de Broadway para que mi hijo viva la experiencia completa. Y arrancamos la semana con la hoja de ruta en mano. La 5ta Avenida, el Soho, Wall Street, el MOMA, paramos en todas las tiendas gamers que había, caminamos sin para por horas, hacía frío. Barrio Chino, mis expectativas antes de llegar eran tremendas, quería ver la cara de mi hijo ante tal rareza. Pero..., no había nadie. ¿Se imaginan China Town y Little Italy sin gente? Mi hijo: "¿Esto era ma? 

5 de marzo.

Algo claramente andaba mal. En la tele del hotel solo hablaban de las pérdidas económicas del coronavirus, pero nada de muertes o enfermos. En fin, seguimos y fuimos a andar en bici por el Central Park y subimos al Ferry de la Estatua de la Libertad y recorrimos la Zona Zero, el Chealse Market, y todo. Anduvimos en subte, fuimos a ver a unos amigos en Queens. Y ahí... la gente aterrada. Apa, parece que esto del virus es en serio, dije. Por suerte andábamos con el alcohol en gel a full, nos lavábamos las manos de manera obsesiva y como hacía frío, siempre teníamos la cara tapada. 

Pasaron los días. Llegó el 10 de marzo. Me llama mi marido y me pregunta si estamos bien. Lo noto preocupado.  Pero no me dice nada. En fin. Yo estaba de vacaciones, en una ciudad que no era la misma que recorrí en tres oportunidades anteriores, pero genial como siempre. Pensé que la culpa era de Trump, que los tenía deprimidos. Y debo confesar que me lamó la atención el fanatismo que tenía la gente por comprar enormes packs de papel higiénico y bidones de agua de coco. En lugar de ver a los manteros con las carteras de imitación  veía gente pasar con rollos para ir al baño. ¡¡¡Estos yanquis son raros, pensé, pero los amo!!!

Después de pasar el día en el Rockefeller Center, sin nadie en la pista de hielo, y de ir al zoo desierto, en un día gris, compramos algunas cositas y nos volvimos.Ya camino al aeropuerto JFK mi marido me cuenta que están cerrando las fronteras y que espera nos dejen salir. 

¿¿¿Qué??? Bueh, relax ya estamos por subir al avión que sea lo que sea. Llegamos el 12 de marzo de 2020 a Buenos Aires, éramos muy pocos en Ezeiza, "que tomen distancia", "que se pongan el barbijo”... ¿? Cruzamos la puerta de salida. Al fin en casa. Mi marido espera en el auto. Subimos y nos dice: "Todo bien, pero están en cuarentena". 15 días aislados en casa. Durmiendo en camas separadas y mis hijas lejos. Menos mal que la casa es grande. 

Llaman del colegio “Laureano tiene prohibida la entrada hasta que pase la cuarentena". Y sí, no pensaba llevarlo. Qué sensación de marginalidad. Estábamos estigmatizados, castigados. Así que nos quedamos esperando no tener síntomas. ¿De milagro? No tuvimos nada pero cuando íbamos a vivir nuestra libertad, se decretó la cuarentena general.

30 de junio. 

Pasaron casi 4 meses, acá estamos. Directo de NY a casa. Esperando que todo pase. El resto qué les voy a contar, si ya lo saben.

Imagen: Tamara Herraiz

* Es Licenciada en Ciencias de la Comunicación (UBA) y tiene un Máster en Dirección de Negocios en Comunicación (EDDE-UADE). Cuenta con una tecnicatura en Periodismo en TEA. Experta en el desarrollo de medios gráficos, audiovisuales y digitales, fue directora editorial de Indielibros.com, en VIDATEC y es docente en la Escuela de Periodismo ETER en las cátedras de Herramientas Digitales, Periodismo Digital y Narrativa Transmedia. Es la autora del libro “Al rojo vino”.

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Key national players and international business leaders are discussing the present and future of the Cannabis, Hemp and CBD industry at the Cannabis Business Italia 2019 conference, happening on October 16th and 17th in Rome

Business leaders from all around the world are meeting in Rome this October 16th and 17th, to discuss the present state and the future development of the Italian Cannabis industry. With Medical Cannabis available since 2013, CBD and inflorescences commercialized freely, and industrial hemp cultivation increasing exponentially, Italy is at the forefront of the emerging markets. At this B2B conference, you get access to the experiences and best practices of companies from across the whole value chain. Canopy Rivers’s CEO Oliver Dufourmantelle will discuss infrastructure investments in emerging markets, while Giacomo Negro, MD of FL-Group, shares his company’s experience in dealing with medical imports and the distribution chain. For the regulatory aspect, Senator Matteo Mantero will provide an outlook on the liberalisation process, accompanied by his colleague, MP Sara Cunial. The CBD market, its development and opportunities in Italy, are presented by Sergio Martines, CEO of Canapar, which is building the largest extraction facility in Europe in Southern Italy. Paolo Quattrocchi, Partner at NCTM Law, will elaborate on how North American and international capital can be translated into national investments. Shortly after, Constantin Marakhov, CEO of Hempy, will give a comprehensive overview of what entering the Cannabis based consumer goods market in Europe entails. Delegates can interact directly with the speakers and the other attendees in an intimate working atmosphere, through dedicated round tables, meeting points, business lunches and evening receptions. Cannabis Business Italia 2019 is the place where to get a complete picture of the market in Italy and Europe, forge contacts for future collaborations and meet all the key players in the industry. You can find more information here: https://www.manetch.com/events/cb19i

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Bobbio_PonteGobbo_27122022 by Riccardo Maria Mantero Quick tour on the famous "Ponte Gobbo" in Bobbio, Italy, for a couple of shots. Bad light not the bridge, but I like the sky. https://flic.kr/p/2o8eNm3

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Resilk By Mantero Seta , made in Italy 100% ecycled silk , ecotec by Marchi & Fildi.

At AG//TEXTILES STUDIO.

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Forte_Forte Unveils Bloom, Its Latest Upcycling Capsule

Forte_Forte Unveils Bloom, Its Latest Upcycling Capsule

Good News Notes:  “As fashion moves more toward sustainable practices, upcycling seems to be the hottest and trendiest topic right now, with brands such as Miu Miu, Burberry, Alexander McQueen and Marine Serre all tapping into the trend. Contemporary fashion label Forte_Forte, meanwhile, quietly embraced it almost 10 years ago by partnering with silk specialist Mantero Seta to retrieve and…

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Mountain Sunrise - Another day begins in the Gran Paradiso National Park, in Italy, and the sun caresses with its first light the fir woods colored of autumnal tones. The winter, and the snow, are close.

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The red Roof by Riccardo Maria Mantero http://ift.tt/2kzK379

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A day in the Alps by Riccardo Maria Mantero An easy hike in the Alps can reserve some pleasant surprises, if you leave the path and begin to walk on the grass. http://flic.kr/p/WrisXr

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#Mantero #surfaceimaging #philaUsurfaceImaging #Como #Italy (at Grandate)

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Silk Specialist Mantero Seta Steps Up Green Efforts – WWD

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As the whole fashion system is in flux due to the COVID-19 pandemic, companies are reevaluating their priorities — and putting sustainability at the core of their activities.

Como, Italy-based silk specialist Mantero Seta SpA has found more than one reason during lockdown to step up its sustainable commitment, as part of its Respect program of social corporate responsibility initiatives.

Four years in the making, the company has introduced the Resilk regenerated fabric developed in partnership with solution provider Marchi & Fildi. The idea stemmed from the need to upcycle pre-consumer deadstock coming from the fabrics’ selection, as the company’s clients — including luxury fashion brands, which often ask for exclusive textiles — would not accept those with flaws, consequently forcing the brand to burn them.

“The project has a sustainable silver lining in all its aspects, preventing us from burning economic, ethical and environmental assets,” noted Franco Mantero, the company’s chief executive officer, and the fourth generation of the founding family.

Unwanted 100 percent silk fabrics are destroyed through mechanical processes to obtain a new yarn that is GRS-certified and weaved into new textiles that boast the same gleam of silk but feel like cashmere for their softness. The Resilk fabric is suitable for women’s and men’s wear as well as for upholstery and Mantero said its price is in line with similar textiles.

The fabric is employed for a capsule collection of garments within the fall collection of the company’s owned Mantero 1902 brand.

A scarf crafted from Mantero Seta’s Resilk upcycled fabric.  Courtesy of Mantero Seta SpA.

“The pandemic has convinced us that we need to reevaluate the way we live and the way we do business, which might be in sharp contrast with the essence of luxury itself, in which the goal is to obtain a product that is as perfect as it can be,” noted Mantero. To this end, he added that the eco-friendly component should come hand in hand with a good design and quality, as commercial success cannot rely on the green aspect only.

Mantero’s eco-friendly efforts are extended to the entire production process — of regular silk for scarves and ties that are ZDHC-certified — by avoiding harmful chemicals and relying on a system that reduces CO2 emissions, as well as photovoltaic panels, currently supplying 20 percent of the company’s energetic needs. A cogeneration system will bring the quota up to 80 percent in the next few years.

All these measures are “even more important in the wake of COVID-19, which forced us to reevaluate our priorities, keeping the same goals we already had but giving a different priority to each of them,” Mantero contended.

The company’s broader CSR program is intended to promote a sustainable and responsible way of doing business across finance, workforce, the environment and the products, in sync with the United Nations’ SDGs.

To this end, Mantero has brought on board a younger workforce with 100 employees under 30 especially in the design department coming from fashion schools such as Milan’s Naba and Istituto Marangoni and London’s Royal College of Arts, among others. It has also partnered with the U.N.’s UNHCR program aimed at offering a chance and job to refugees coming from Ethiopia, Syria, Pakistan and Mali, with “personal stories that are very different from what we’re used to,” Mantero said.

In 2019 the company generated revenues of 97 million euros, up 10 percent compared to 2018.

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HPE Aruba Supplies Network Infrastructure to Floating Hospital to Aid COVID-19 Patients in Italy

Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company (NYSE: HPE), has supplied and installed network infrastructure on board the GNV Splendid, a large passenger ferry owned by the MSC Group, which has been transformed into a floating hospital to battle the global COVID-19 pandemic.

The GNV Splendid, moored in Genoa, Italy, has been converted to provide additional hospital space and medical treatment for COVID-19 patients in Italy. Thanks to the combined efforts of HPE, Grandi Navi Veloci (GNV), MSC Cruises, and other partners, a network consisting of 70 access points and over 4 kilometers of cable has been successfully installed, providing Wi-Fi coverage for healthcare workers and patients across the various decks of the ship.

HPE Aruba supplied network infrastructure providing Wi-Fi coverage and internet access to workers and patients

In addition to supporting medical efforts, including data transfer to and from Genoa hospital, the network infrastructure will also improve the day-to-day experience for patients onboard, allowing them full internet connectivity during their stay. The network also allows ambulance crews to provide real-time updates on the status of patients as they arrive, allowing them to anticipate the needs of individuals before they board.

Crucial to the rapid implementation of the project was the contribution of Aruba partners Esprinet, Mantero Sistemi, MavianMax and EI Towers. Their solutions enable guaranteed online access, making it possible to connect to the internal network of the San Martino Hospital in Genoa for up-to-the-minute information sharing, as well as ready access to patient medical records for healthcare professionals on the ship.

HPE Aruba rapidly designed and deployed an effective network to support onboard medical personnel

The extensive experience of the Aruba team in the field of naval wireless infrastructure allowed them to rapidly design and deploy an effective network to support onboard medical personnel and patients. Responding to the urgent and unprecedented situation, the Aruba team worked with experienced electricians onboard the GNV Splendid to overcome the various obstacles inherent to this kind of implementation, including the need to ensure functionality for various types of devices, and delivering connectivity within a large metal structure across multiple decks and watertight compartments.

“We thank the Hewlett Packard Enterprise team and Mantero Sistemi for offering up their cutting-edge technological solutions, know-how and expertise, collaborating in the implementation of the project that we initiated together with RINA, ASL, Civil Protection and other partners. Through their quick response and ability to innovate in the face of this unprecedented event we were able to guarantee connectivity for medical workers and patients onboard,” said Barbara Poli, GNV Chief Information and Technology Officer.

The hospital ship has been converted to support 25 patients initially with cabins converted into single rooms for use as isolation chambers. The ship has also been equipped with oxygenators and will be used for delivering treatment to coronavirus patients who need low-intensity care and for recovery. If needed, the ship can potentially increase its capacity to house approximately 400 patients.

In such a critical moment for our country and the world, we felt a duty to make a contribution to those who are on the front lines every day to halt the spread of the virus and save lives. We did not hesitate to join in this vital initiative of GNV and MSC Cruises,” commented Stefano Venturi, Vice President and Managing Director at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Italy. "We will continue to support the global effort to fight coronavirus however we can."

“Being able to apply our skills and technology to deliver such an important project is a source of great pride. Our experience has allowed us to be focused and fast in implementation, anticipating challenges before they arise. Our technological choice for the vessel was the new Wi-Fi 6 technology and Aruba 515 Access Points, supporting the 802.11ax standard, allowing for the best performance among a large number of connected devices including doctors’ laptops and tablets, medical devices, mobile phones that allow patients to be connected with their families and, devices allowing crew to monitor the onboard operations. We also connected an off board screening area, allowing applications and data sharing between on-board and off-board operations," said Fabio Tognon, Country Manager for Italy at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company.

To help support the healthcare industry in the fight against the global pandemic, Aruba is donating $50 million USD in secure network connectivity kits for the immediate provisioning of pop-up clinics, testing sites and temporary hospital facilities in the US, Canada and select countries in Europe and Asia-Pacific. For more information, please visit https://www.arubanetworks.com/assets/promo/Healthcare-Connectivity-Bundle.pdf

About Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is the global edge-to-cloud platform-as-a-service company that helps organizations accelerate outcomes by unlocking value from all of their data, everywhere. Built on decades of reimagining the future and innovating to advance the way people live and work, HPE delivers unique, open and intelligent technology solutions, with a consistent experience across all clouds and edges, to help customers develop new business models, engage in new ways, and increase operational performance.

For more information, visit www.hpe.com.

source: https://www.csrwire.com/press_releases/44559-HPE-Aruba-Supplies-Network-Infrastructure-to-Floating-Hospital-to-Aid-COVID-19-Patients-in-Italy?tracking_source=rss

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RESILK® from MANTERO(1902).

All MADE in Italy from the masterminds of MANTERO, RESILK®  is now available to selected partners across the UK as well. All under the umbrella  of the ultimate technologies in sustainable recycling, the MANTERO house has truly delivered the luxury they are so famously known for.