Our latest "Conferences" stories

As part of its Career Week, the International University of Monaco welcomed Elena Milovanovic Avramovic, Founder of The Agency, alongside Nastasia Dormeuil and Laura Pochylski from All Time.

Bringing together expertise in both athlete representation and day-to-day management, the session offered students a comprehensive perspective on the realities of working in the sports industry.

Far from the glamour often associated with professional sport, their insights revealed a demanding profession built on trust, adaptability, and constant availability—where managing an athlete means navigating both performance and personal dimensions.

As part of the Career Week at the International University of Monaco, students had the opportunity to explore the philosophy behind one of Italy’s most distinctive jewelry maisons with Maurizio Bodano.

With over a century of history, Buccellati stands as a unique example of how craftsmanship, heritage, and strategic growth can coexist in today’s luxury landscape.

As part of IUM’s Career Week, an initiative designed to connect students with industry professionals, the university welcomed Guido Giovannelli, an experienced leader in the luxury automotive sector with over 30 years of international career experience.

The event offered students a valuable opportunity to gain first-hand insights into one of the most competitive and evolving industries, while also reflecting on their own future career paths.

The Monaco Symposium on Luxury is the only international event creating fruitful interactions and sharing knowledge and know-how between top researchers and top executives in the luxury fields.

The First Edition of the Sustainable Luxury Conference took place on May 17th, 2021. The conference topic was “The era of Luxtainable,” and four guest speakers shared their perspectives and thoughts on this topic. Rossella Ravagli A pioneer in CSR and professional career trainer for CEOs, managers, and stakeholders, Rossella started the conference by sharing her thoughts…