Skills for doing business and working in e-mobility

Skills and the ability to innovate are essential requirements to seize the new opportunities of electric mobility, but to understand how to move you need a reliable compass.
The TEA Observatory was created to respond to this need and thanks to the results of its latest survey will help more and more entrepreneurs to find the key to ride the transition, grow and create jobs.
Starting from the results of the analysis, the panel will then explore the perspectives of the Italian automotive-energy ecosystem, involving representatives of industry, institutions and the universe of education, in an open debate aimed at identifying the right path to maximize the competitiveness of companies and the Country System.

Session Chair
Francesco Naso, Segretario generale Motus-E

Programma

Introduction
Francesco Naso, Segretario generale Motus-E
Giuseppe Giulio Calabrese, Responsabile survey e analisi dati Osservatorio TEA
Raphael Héliot, Policy manager Avere

Industry Focus 
Moderator:
Francesco Naso, Segretario generale Motus-E

Federico Caleno, Head of Enel e-mobility Italy e CEO Ewiva
Ambrogio Cassini, Responsabile e-mobility Repower
Daniel Cascone, Head of Sales Be Charge

Training Focus 
Moderator:
Leonardo Artico, Responsabile Industria e Formazione Motus-E
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Claudio Cavallotto, Direttore Rete di scuole per la mobilità sostenibile
Giulio Genti, Direttore ITS Italy *
Francesco Leali, Consigliere delegato MUNER - Motorvehicle University of Emilia-Romagna

* Speaker invited to be confirmed