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Skills Management committee visits the Italian Stock Exchange |
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Wednesday, 04 November 2015 21:22 |
 A very first experience that left everyone amazed: the Skills Management Committee, guest of honor at the Milan Stock Exchange.
The new commission of FIDE, Skills Management Committee and its president Roberto Mogranzini were therefore invited by the Milan stock exchange to hold a seminar during the TOL Expo, a three-day seminar dedicated to the improvement and innovation the world of trading.
Mogranzini has competed, along with other special guests such as Raffaele Jerusalemi, CEO of the Italian Stock Exchange, Ennio Arlandi CEO Agrex and Mario Fabbri CEO of Directa; with them the child prodigy of international business Brian Pallas who’s only 29 years old and has already a 100 million dollars listed company and Alessandro Almonti- Vice President of the Italian Chapter of the International Association of Coaching. Moderator of the event was Mr Luca Barillaro, private trader and chess passionate.
Main theme of the seminar was the decision in business, with its attendant problems of time management, that is to be obliged in a short time to do or not something, coming out and attack or not, in a few moments assessing both the risks and the possibilities.
What they have in common then chess and finance? Time management, stress, being obliged to not hesitate and have a clear mind ready to take key decisions with the same coldness of a machine, but with the plus of humanity: the ability to find a creative way that can overturning the tables. Although chess, as well as finance, is strongly aided by modern computers up to that breaking point where the unique human genius finds its way to show up.
At the end of the seminar the CEO of the Italian Stock Exchange and the President of the Skills Management Committee faced each other in a surprising game that has amazed the guests and those who were attending the seminar online.
On the occasion of the seminar the Vicepresident Martha Fierro on behalf of FIDE was present to represent the whole international chess federation.
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