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Claudia Brunori, chemist, Head of the Division for Resource Efficiency of the ENEA Department for Sustainability. She gained experience in environmental issues related to environmental monitoring and ecoinnovation, with particular reference to innovative processes for resources recovery and recycling (water, secondary raw materials). She coordinates research and demonstration activities of three laboratories in the field of circular economy and resource efficiency particularly focusing on the development and implementation of technologies and innovative management tools for sustainable resources supply and use, eco-design, end of life sustainable management goods/products generated by B2C and B2B systems.
Julia is managing the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's community of governments and cities, supporting their commitment and transition efforts towards the circular economy. Julia joined the Ellen MacArthur Foundation over 2 years ago and has been working with the Foundation's philanthropic funders and Global Partners in shaping their strategic thinking on the circular economy in urban transition and innovation. Previously, she has worked in the field of circular economy in business sustainability at the Worldwatch Institute and Deloitte. Julia holds an MA degree in Environment and Natural Resources from the University of Iceland, and a BA in Political Science from the Hebrew University.
Mr. Bernd Dittmann is a member of the European Economic and Social Committee, representing businesses and employers. Mr. Dittmann has been involved with the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform (ECESP) since its establishment, helping the Platform to develop with the needs of the Coordination Group.
Massimiliano Mazzanti is full Professor in Economic policy, University of Ferrara, at the Department of Economics & Management, where he is lecturer in Macroeconomics; Environmental economics and policy, Ecological Economics. He has directed the inter university centre SEEDS (www.sustainability-seeds.org) since the foundation in 2012. He coordinated the PhD programme in ‘Economics and Management of Innovation and Sustainability’, joint University of Ferrara and Parma programme, between 2012-2016.
He graduated at the University of Bologna then he continued the education with Msc in Environmental & Natural Resources Economics at the Department of Economics, UCL London, and PhD. in Economics at the University of Rome Tre. Main Research competences revolve around applied environmental economics and policy issues such as: sustainable development, environment and trade, climate change policies, environmental innovation, environmental policy design and assessment, environmental fiscal reforms, waste management and policy, economic valuation of the environment, beyond GDP - green accounting issues.
The publication record witnesses more than 70 papers in peer reviewed international journals, six books as co-editor published with Routledge and Springer, and many other contributions in books and reports. Regarding Journals, he has published extensively in high ranked journals such as Research Policy, Ecological Economics, Resource and Energy Economics, Environmental & Resource economics, Journal of Environmental Planning and management, Applied Economics. Many contributions have found space in inter and multi disciplinary journals such as Environmental science and policy, Environmental sciences, Economics and Industrial Democracy, the Journal of environment and development.
He has collaborated and published policy oriented reports under research contracts with OECD, UNIDO, The World Bank. He has directed research units within EU projects in FP7 and H2020 programmes, in addition to the participation as leader of SEEDS unit to the existing WMGE ETC EEA.
Attualmente Responsabile del DPT Politiche Ambientali della CNA, ha iniziato a lavorare per la Confederazione nel 2006, occupandosi fin da principio delle tematiche collegate alle Politiche per la sostenibilità.
Precedentemente ha conseguito il Master in “Studi europei e relazioni internazionali” – Università degli studi di Roma “La sapienza”, Facoltà di economia. Per il conseguimento del Master ha presentato un project work in Politica Ambientale dell’Unione Europea dal Titolo “La Politica di sviluppo sostenibile dell’UE: il ruolo dell’efficienza energetica”.
Si è Laureata in Economia e Commercio nel 2004 con una tesi dal Titolo “Crescita Endogena e misurazione del Capitale Umano: il caso del Mezzogiorno d’Italia”.
