Miuccia's coup. Mazzoncini, Benetton and Cucinelli rise

The editorial by Andrea Barchiesi

Close to the showdown. In April, first in the Top Manager Reputation (www.topmanagers.it), the CEO of Unicredit Andrea Orcel (85.56), protagonist for months of the banking risk with the complex open games in Italy and Germany. He goes up by two and conquers the second Pier Silvio Berlusconi (85.31) who launches OPA on Prosiebensat and closes an excellent 2024 of MFE. Third Carlo Messina (83.91), confirmed at the helm of Intesa Sanpaolo, who remains on the sidelines, at least for the moment. A move by him could shuffle the cards. Fourth place for the CEO of Eni Claudio Descalzi (82.48), in fifth place Renato Mazzoncini (78.54), CEO of A2A who closes 2024 with a profit of 816 million and a historic record of almost 3 billion in investments. Also up by one is the President of Edizione Alessandro Benetton (78.18). Seventh place for Renault CEO Luca de Meo (77.77), followed by Matteo Del Fante (77.30) of Poste, stable in eighth. Brunello Cucinelli (77.29), who receives an honorary doctorate in Architecture from the University of Campania, climbs two places to ninth. Stefano Venier (76.07) is tenth, followed by Giorgio Armani (75.87) in eleventh. Cristina Scocchia, CEO of Illycaffè, climbs one place, closing 2024 with record revenues and a 42% increase in profits.  learn more