Generals, no from Marcegaglia even to the skaters. Palermo at work since November

The future board of the company towards a 13-member composition

Fabrizio Palermo at work on dossier Generali Insurance at least since two months. According to Affaritaliani.it can report, the former McKinsey and CEO of Cdpcalled as advisor by the Capitoline businessman Francesco Caltagirone for the drafting of the counter-list and the relative plan to undermine Philippe Donnet from the top of the Trieste company, he started a work for the skaters as early as the end of November. A list for which, it appears, Leonardo Del Vecchiothe patron of the Messenger And Crt Foundation they had contacted for the presidency also the former number one of Confindustria Emma Marcegaglia.

The Mantuan entrepreneur was also probed for trait d’union of the councilor General Diva Moriani (they are friends and have also sat together in the past on the board of directors ofEni), for the board list which will be presented by board outgoing in April. But as revealed by Affaritaliani.itthe Marcegaglia which remained, after having chaired it, in B20 has declined the invitation.

The reason? Perhaps the steel industrialist prefers not to take sides in a bloody financial battle for a asset fundamental of the country that sees contrasts to Mediobanca on the other side of the fence others big of Italian entrepreneurshipbut most of all he wants to stay in the company to follow its projects.

Meanwhile, on the future dimension of the board, the reasoning within the company is converging towards a composition of 13 members, a figure well received by large institutional investors, the largest component in the capital of Leo. For profiles, in the passage from long at the short list (a nomination committee and a Board of Directors rotates ad hoc) will be evaluated international figures with skill in the field oftechnological innovation or of socially responsible investments (Esg).

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