Marco Nannini's guest appearances

Marco Nannini

Sustainable: The Podcast

Innovazione 2020

Offshore Sailing and Cruising with Paul Trammell

Imprenditoria Sociale - Il denaro al servizio della persona

Stephen Dunn

Ryan Hunt

Brian Keane

Jason Gregory

Cameron Brown

Stefano Onofri

Luciano Floridi

Galahad Clark

Alan Turing

David Hogg

Andrew Hunt

Nick Davies

Wayne Turner

Heather Anderson

William Richardson

OwlTail

Intervista a Marco Nannini, AD di Impact Hub Milano e presidente di Angels4Impact. coworking e incubatore con 50 investimenti all’attivo in startup e 2 milioni di euro investiti da business angelshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/marconannini/ https://milan.impacthub.net/ https://milan.impacthub.net/angels-4-impact/ https://milan.impacthub.net/angels-4-women/

Intervista a Marco Nannini, AD di Impact Hub Milano e presidente di Angels4Impact. coworking e incubatore con 50 investimenti all’attivo in startup e 2 milioni di euro investiti da business angels <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/marconannini/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/marconannini/</a> <a href="https://milan.impacthub.net/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://milan.impacthub.net/</a> <a href="https://milan.impacthub.net/angels-4-impact/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://milan.impacthub.net/angels-4-impact/</a> <a href="https://milan.impacthub.net/angels-4-women/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://milan.impacthub.net/angels-4-women/</a>

#14 Coworking e incubatore di startup a impatto - Marco Nannini (Impact Hub Milano e Angels4Impact)

#TAG della conversazione#imprenditoriasociale #impacthub #territori #community #milano #incubazione #startup #businessangels #positivo #profit #terzosettore  #business #sostenibilità #investimento  #angelsforwomen #a4w #modelliibridi #nonprofit #misurazioneimpatto #etica #filantropia #impactangels #axa #donne #selezioneavversa #approccioalrischio #gendergap #collaborazione #ecosistema #venture #openinnovationMarco  Nannini |  CEO Impact Hub Milano“Le startup al femminile, purtroppo “godono” di una selezione avversa. Sono pochissime quelle che ce la fanno. Ovviamente quelle che ce la fanno sono quelle meglio selezionate e quindi quelle che tendenzialmente performeranno meglio. Ed è interessante investire lì.”Serie speciale "Impact Now: conversazioni sull'impact investing" in partnership con Lita.co

#TAG della conversazione #imprenditoriasociale #impacthub #territori #community #milano #incubazione #startup #businessangels #positivo #profit #terzosettore #business #sostenibilità #investimento #angelsforwomen #a4w #modelliibridi #nonprofit #misurazioneimpatto #etica #filantropia #impactangels #axa #donne #selezioneavversa #approccioalrischio #gendergap #collaborazione #ecosistema #venture #openinnovation Marco Nannini | CEO Impact Hub Milano “Le startup al femminile, purtroppo “godono” di una selezione avversa. Sono pochissime quelle che ce la fanno. Ovviamente quelle che ce la fanno sono quelle meglio selezionate e quindi quelle che tendenzialmente performeranno meglio. Ed è interessante investire lì.” Serie speciale "Impact Now: conversazioni sull'impact investing" in partnership con <a href="http://Lita.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lita.co</a>

Marco Nannini | Impact Hub Milano | Business, facendo impatto. E viceversa | Serie Impact Now

If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a closed room with a mosquito. Making a lasting, positive impact in the world is not a result of throwing money indiscriminately at problems. It’s about a focused, calculated investment of resources guided by sustainable principles. Every person, whatever their means, has the potential to enact positive change. But how do they find their niche? Meet Marco Nannini, CEO of Impact Hub and and senior advisor to Fabrique, social innovation incubators based in Milan, Italy. With 20 years experience in management consulting, start-ups, and investing, Marco is helping us rethink the dynamic balance between philanthropy, economics, and socio-environmental sustainability.   In this episode: + The fundamental difference between a conventional and a high-impact business is not in the way they operate; it's in where they place their values. + Why the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" philosophy should be questioned when it comes to sustainable business. + How Marco’s past experience in the telecom industry got him thinking about energy use and ultimately sustainable business. + How being coherent about your business's underlying values will help you avoid the mistake of sacrificing impact for the sake of cost. + Two-for-one: How a popular shoe company thought outside of the box (literally), simultaneously cutting costs and reducing waste. + Why high ROI and high impact are no longer mutually exclusive in the venture capital market. + Where philanthropy falls short: why creating positive change in the world is as much about empowerment as it is about giving. + Marco’s personal inspiration: sailor Ellen MacArthur, who opened our eyes to marine plastic pollution and championed the idea of a circular economy.

If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a closed room with a mosquito. Making a lasting, positive impact in the world is not a result of throwing money indiscriminately at problems. It’s about a focused, calculated investment of resources guided by sustainable principles. Every person, whatever their means, has the potential to enact positive change. But how do they find their niche? Meet Marco Nannini, CEO of Impact Hub and and senior advisor to Fabrique, social innovation incubators based in Milan, Italy. With 20 years experience in management consulting, start-ups, and investing, Marco is helping us rethink the dynamic balance between philanthropy, economics, and socio-environmental sustainability.   In this episode: + The fundamental difference between a conventional and a high-impact business is not in the way they operate; it's in where they place their values. + Why the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" philosophy should be questioned when it comes to sustainable business. + How Marco’s past experience in the telecom industry got him thinking about energy use and ultimately sustainable business. + How being coherent about your business's underlying values will help you avoid the mistake of sacrificing impact for the sake of cost. + Two-for-one: How a popular shoe company thought outside of the box (literally), simultaneously cutting costs and reducing waste. + Why high ROI and high impact are no longer mutually exclusive in the venture capital market. + Where philanthropy falls short: why creating positive change in the world is as much about empowerment as it is about giving. + Marco’s personal inspiration: sailor Ellen MacArthur, who opened our eyes to marine plastic pollution and championed the idea of a circular economy.

63: Collaboration and Sustainable Impact - Marco Nannini, CEO of Impact Hub Milan Incubator Certificate