Supervisory Board of Human Technopole Foundation
16 May 2018 – Marco Simoni is nominated First President of the Foundation, former economic advisor to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, professor of Economic Policy at the London School of Economics, currently adjunct professor at the Luiss Business School, former member of the Coordination Committee in charge of providing the Statute of the Foundation and supervising the start-up phase of the project, since the very beginning he has followed the projects of reconversion of the Expo area, now MIND Milano Innovation District.
Members of the Supervisory Board:
Daniele Franco (State Account General) Marco Mancini (Chief Department, Ministry of Education University and Research) Mauro Marè (Professor of Public Finance, Luiss) Marcella Panucci (Confindustria) Donatella Sciuto (Executive Vice Rector, Politecnico of Milano) Roberta Siliquini (President, Consiglio Superiore Sanità, Ministry of Health).
With the formal approval of the Statute of the Foundation on last March 27 and the designation of the members of the Supervisory Board a new phase of the Human Technopole project starts.
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