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European ParliamentAltiero Spinelli Building, Entrace Place Luxembour

H. 8.45 Access to the Parliament building and registration. Welcome coffee

H. 9.30Plenary session:Keynote Speakers:Pier Luigi Celli - Executive President ItaliaCamp AssociationGianni Pittella - First Vice President of the European ParliamentRoberta Angelilli - Vice President European ParliamentAlessandro Fusacchia - President RENA AssociationJosè D’Alessandro - ALL and ItaliaCamp Brussels

H. 10.20Parellel BarCamp sessionsIdeas presentation & discussion

H. 12.30Plenary session: results and perspectivesKeynote Speaker:Antonio Tajani - European Commission Vice President, Commissioner for Industryand Entrepeneurship Moderators:Bill Emmott - Journalist and writerFrediano Finucci - Journalist Economist Desk Chief at La7 TV News

H. 13.30DrinkEnd of the event.

Brussels, 4th februaryPartnership with:

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Stability and flexibility

Traditional industrial models are falling apart while contrasts between employersand employees remain strong. More than a generation of people faces risks ofprecarious work for life and long unemployment while companies need to be evermore flexible to compete in a global market. How to combine employment andflexibility, are there best practices on welfare measures provided by companies?How to ensure personal safety and companies financial health. How to change joboften without losing compass. How to improve personal skills and stay attractive onthe Lab market.

moderate:John Wyles (Chief Strategy Coordinator at European Policy Centre)

member of the Scientific Committee:Roberto Pessi (Academic Dean, Faculty of Law - LUISS Guido Carli); Federica Guidi(Chair of Young Entrepreneurs, Confindustria); Edorardo Ghera (Law Office Ghera);Aurelio Regina (Chair of Union and Industrial Companies in Rome); Josè D’Alessandro(President Europe Blue Earth Network)

among the participants Giovanni Centrella (Secretary General - UGL); Massimo Calzoni (Support employmentpolicies, Business unit - Invitalia); Stefano Martinelli (DG Culture and Employment -European Commission); Gianfranco Dell’Alba (President Confindustria Brussels)

o u t o f f o c u s : U n i o n s , C S R , P u b l i c I n v e s t m e n t s

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Research, science and technology 2Research or Innovation ?

Too often results of scientific and technological research (RTD) stay within the labsor struggle to reach the market, wasting a large amount of invested resources.Yet research is paramount to good innovation, especially in a highly competitiveglobal market. New operating models to extract the full potential from research investments arecrucial for Europe to thrive .Let’s unearth together the brilliant ideas jammed in the research departments bothpublic and private and unleash their business potential.Let’s find proved best practises and healthier ways to make universities, researchlabs, innovators work with the business community and society, to effectivelybridge the gap between RTD and the Market.

moderate:Lorenzo Valeri (Scientific Manager at LUISS School of Government)

member of the Scientific Committee:Diana Bracco (Chair of "Research and Innovation", Confindustria); Francesco Lacquaniti(Director of Center of Space Biomedicine, “Tor Vergata” University); Roberto Cingolani(Chair of IIT - Italian Institute of Technology); Raffaele Liberali (Director at DG Research,European Commission); Manuela Arata (Technology transfer officer CNR);

among the part icipantsVelio Macellari (Director of the department Technology and Health - ISS); Alex Giordano(Strategic & Creative Director Ninja Marketing); Paolo Merialdo (Founder of Innovation Lab -“Roma tre” University); Augusto Coppola (CEO Eris4); Simon Dewulf (CEO Creax); KarimLesina (Executive Director European Affairs at AT&T); Irena Bednarich (HP’s EuropeanGovernment Affairs Manager); Adam Arvidsson (Associated Professor, Ph.D, CBS);

o u t o f f o c u s : b a s i c r e s e a r c h , R & D i n v e s t m e n t s , F P 7 , p u b l i c f u n d i n g

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sEnergy’s future is today

We cannot wait any longer for natural, economical and political reasons. New energy solutions are being sought after and developed everywhere. That’s good, but the challenge is how to bring them into everyday life of citizens,communities, business, how to adapt appliances, buildings, transportation, withoutcompromising on life quality. So it’s not only about energy production, it’s aboutenergy storage, distribution and consumption,

member of the Scientific Committee:John Mathews (Professor International Business, LUISS Guido Carli); Claudio Descalzi(General Manager Exploration & Production Division - ENI); Corrado Clini (General Manager“Environmental research and development - Ministery of Environment); Francesco Starace(CEO Enel Green Power); Enrico Testa (Chair of Italian Nuclean Forum); Giovanni Cannata(Rector - Molise University); Aristide Police (Professor of Administrative Law, Tor VergataUniversity); Carlo Andrea Bollino (Vice President AIEE); Cristiano Cannarsa (Director atCassa Deposito e Prestiti Spa); Marcello Clarich (Professor of Administrative Law - LUISSGuido Carli); Angelo Salsi (Head of Unit in DG Environment, European Commission);

moderate:Gaetano Prisciantelli (Journalist Radio RAI, freelance)among the participants Carlo Crea (Secretary General Authority for Electricity and Gas); Sergio Santoro (Presidentof the Chamber and member of the authority for the supervision of public works contracts,service and supplies); Mario Augusto Chiaramonte (Vice president Knowledge managementE&P and Breakthrough/Strategic Technologies ENI); Diego Percopo (CEO HVF - holdinfotovoltaic S.p.A); Paul De Sio (Bio-energy applicaion Advaisory); Guglielmo Cioni (Foundingpartner ERANOVA CLIMATE); Roberto Zangrandi (Head of European Institutional Affairs, ENELS.p.A)

o u t o f f o c u s : b a s i c r e s e a r c h , e c o n o m i c s y s t e m , o i l / f o s s i l - f u e l s u p p l i e s / s o u r c e s ,c a p & t r a d e e m i s s i o n s , r e g u a l t i o n s

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4Rules and free market

A paradox is stemming from the recent global economic and financial turmoil: whilederegulation contributed to trigger the crisis, even more of it is being requested torestart the economy. In fact one of the problems is lack of effective rules in thefinancial sectors and their excess combined with barriers and burdens in the realeconomy.How to combine growth and consumers/citizens’ protection. How to grant creditaccess to companies and improve controls on banks. How to with administrativesimplification and with transparent rules protecting citizens as taxpayers and saversin the European framework.

moderate:John Wyles (Chief Strategy Coordinator at European Policy Centre)

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member of the Scientific Committee:Carlo Borgomeo (Chair of “Fondazione per il Sud”); Pier Carlo Padoan (Deputy Secretary-Generaland Chief Economist - OECD); Giorgio Di Giorgio (Academic Dean,Faculty of Economics - LUISSGuido Carli): Giovanni Sabatini (General Manager ABI); Mario Nava (Head of Unit DG Internal Market,European Commission)

among the part icipantsGennaro Olivieri (Professor of Financial Mathematics - LUISS Guido Carli); Marino OttavioPerassi (Responsible for the Legal Services and Law Studies Department - Banca d’Italia),Andrea Benassi (Secretary General - UEAPME); Gabriele Giudice (Head of Unit - UK, Latvia,Estonia - Economical and Financial Affairs Division, European Commission); Antonio Preto(Head of the Cabinet at DG Enterprise)

o u t o f f o c u s : U n i o n s , I n d u s t r i a l r e l a t i o n s , d e r i v a t i v e s , l a b o u r l a w, f i n a n c i a lm a r k e t s

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Knowledge means growth

Knowing one’s own strengths and weaknesses, and therefore being open to the others,observe, and apprehend. Visiting and inviting, listening and telling, teaching and learning. Awell managed diversity is a great source of wealth, both economical and cultural.With no thinking on brain drain, the question is how to make brains move and good ideasstay. What to import and what to export, and more importantly how. Which solutions for aworld of moving talents and human resources. How to exploit diversity, how to enrichsociety. Also relevant is how to best export our own good ideas and how to best absorbgood ideas from virtuous European Countries.

member of the Scientific Committee:Sebastiano Maffettone (Academic Dean, Faculty of Political Science LUISS “GuidoCarli”); Alessandro Laterza (Culture Committee Chairman, Confindustria); Jean PaulFitoussi (Economist and Political Scientist); Giuliano Da Empoli (Deputy Mayor forculture, Florence); Rita Santarelli (Vice President LUISS Guido Carli); AlessandroFusacchia (President of RENA)

moderate:Marco Zatterin (Brussels Correspondent at La Stampa)

among the participants Maurizio Dessalvi (Italian Cultural Institute in Brussels); Pietro Antonio Valentino (VicePresident, Scientific Committee, Civita Association); Paolo Casalino (Director of PugliaRepresentation in Brussels)

o u t o f f o c u s : c u l t u r a l t r a d i t i o n s , n a t i o n a l / e t h n i c i d e n t i t y, m i g r a t i o n , e - l e a r n i n g ,I C T, t e c h n o l o g y

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Hidden taxes: reducing bureaucracy costs and unleashing new energies

Many (European) public administrations face the challenge of curbing costs withoutreducing the service level provided. Citizens and companies see inefficiencies,burdens and privileges.A bad public administration is not only a waste of public and private money, of

personal and collective time, it is also a waste of human capital that could be putat a better use.So the barcampers’ challenge is how to improve efficiency and effectiveness, howto reduce red tape and increase public interest, how to increase added value fromthe public sector and reduce cost, how to transform public employees into civilservants or more, where to re-allocate resources otherwise wasted.

moderate:Adriana Carretelli (Brussels Correspondent at Il Sole 24 Ore)

member of the Scientific Committee:Luciano Violante (Professor and italian politician); Luigi Fiorentino (Secretary GeneralAntitrust); Marc Lazar (Professor of Comparative History of European Political System- LUISS Guido Carli); Francesco Pizzetti; (Chair of Autority for Privacy); Luca Antonini(Chair Joint Committee on Fiscal Federalism, Padova University); Lucio Gussetti(Director of the Directorate for Consultative Works, Committee of the Regions)

among the participants Pier Luigi Celli (General Manager - LUISS Guido Carli); Bill Emmott (Journalist andwriter); Mario Filipponi (Head of European Affairs, Sky Italia); Giuseppe Porcaro(Secretary General - European Youth Forum);

o u t o f f o c u s : U n i o n s , I n d u s t r i a l r e l a t i o n s , d e r i v a t i v e s , l a b o u r l a w, f i n a n c i a lm a r k e t s

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ItaliaCampThe ItaliaCamp Association, in cooperation with the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers, is organizingand promoting the “ItaliaCamp” project and the competition “Your idea-contribution to the Country” (“La tuaidea per il Paese”) both at national and international level.

The initiative was launched in 2010 by a group of students, researchers, entrepreneurs and graduates, whocoordinated the LUISS BarCamp 2009 registering the participation of a large number of citizens andqualified representatives from institutions, universities, companies.

The aim is to collect the 10 best ideas so as to start up a democratic and sharing process of Innovation,applying the BarCamp methodology.

The launch of the ItaliaCamp Association and the project will be presented during the press conference thatwill take place on June 22nd at the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers.

The project and the contest have been awarded with the High Representation Award, by the Presidentof the Italian Republic Giorgio Napolitano, for their high social and innovative impact.

BarCamp MethodologyThe BarCamp is an innovative method of open discussion panel that tries to transform a simplenetwork exchange of ideas into reality. It is a collaborative “un-conference” where participants arethe main actors learning as they share their ideas in order to promote and develop the best projects.

The CompetitionThe subject of the competition is “NEOS”, acronym for N(orth), E(ast), O(vest) - West - and S(outh),through individual and collective contributions. The winning ideas will be supported for theirimplementation.

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The project

How the Project worksThe ideas will be collected at each BarCamp (one in the North, one in the South, one in the Center of Italy and oneabroad) organized in four prestigious universities (from October 2010 to Marzo 2011). At the end of each BarCamp, aScientific Committee will select 10 winning ideas on the following topics and field or “Aree di Interesse”:

Economics, Finance and Financial MarketsJob and Employment Energy, Infrastructures and Natural Environment Culture and SocietyResearch/Development, Science and TechnologyPolitics, Public Institutions and Administration

The 10 winning ideas of each BarCamp40 final ideas will be presented to the Strategic Committee, which will then narrow the number down to 10.

The process and development of the 10 ideas will be taken care of by apposite project groups or “ItaliaUnits”; which willbe identified as the most suitable to ease the implementation process of ideas, and by potential financial supportersand/or investors interested in such ideas.

Schedule>> Contest Launch: June 22nd 2010 (press conference for the launch of the project at Palazzo Chigi)>> Deadline to submit the ideas: 4th April 2011>> Deadline for the analysis and selection of winning ideas: Within 45 days succeeding each BarCamp

BarCamp Agenda:1st BarCamp Centre Rome 16th Oct. 20102nd BarCamp South Lecce 20th Nov. 20103rd BarCamp International Bruxelles 04th Feb. 20114th BarCamp North Milan 09th Apr. 2011

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