Simone Mori is the new Partner at GA responsible for Strategic Advocacy. He will work – at national, European, and international levels – with GA’s teams to develop Strategic Advocacy activities, with a particular focus on the energy and infrastructure sectors. GA – an international law and tax firm with 12 offices in Italy and direct offices in New York, Lugano, Brussels, London, and Paris, as well as a network of professionals operating in over 80 jurisdictions worldwide – led by Managing Partner Francesco Sciaudone, aims to continue its growth path by adding a highly experienced professional of recognized standing.

Simone Mori will lead Strategic Advocacy efforts, coordinating a team capable of tackling the ongoing challenges posed by the increasingly complex geopolitical landscape and international dynamics, especially in sectors such as energy and infrastructure.

Simone teaches Economics and Energy Management at LUISS University in Rome and has over 30 years of experience in the energy and infrastructure sector, having held senior roles in leading energy companies. He has led activities in Russia, Romania, Slovakia, and Greece, and was globally responsible for regulatory, antitrust, environmental, and innovation policies. He also managed one of the world’s largest carbon credit portfolios. Over the years, he has contributed to the development of the electricity and gas sectors in more than 25 countries, gaining a unique understanding of energy market dynamics and policies in Europe and globally. In addition to strategic and regulatory advisory for businesses and financial institutions, Simone also supports innovative start-ups in the green tech sector. He collaborates with major think tanks such as Bruegel, the Centre on Regulation in Europe, the German Marshall Fund of the US, and the Observatoire Méditerranéen de l’Énergie.

“I’m truly convinced that with Simone on board, we will be able to offer an even more distinctive legal and strategic advisory service in the key sectors of energy and infrastructure, at national, European, and international levels. We want GA to be increasingly seen as a strategic partner for our clients,” said Managing Partner Francesco Sciaudone.

GA Sponsor of the event

The meeting is organised to offer investors and listed companies the opportunity to learn more about the importance of using investor relations effectively, to make them a key tool for attracting new investors also in light of the launch of the Fund of Funds.

About this event

16:30 Accreditation

17:00 Institutional Address

Hon. Giulio Centemero – Member of Parliament, Member of the 6th Finance Committee, Chamber of Deputies – Regulatory developments for the competitiveness of the European capital market and the National Strategic Fund initiative

Roundtable Discussion

• Anna Lambiase – CEO, IRTOP Consulting – Strengthening the leadership of Small & Mid Caps in equity markets in light of the Fund of Funds
• Prof. Marco Giorgino – Professor of Corporate Finance and Global Risk Management, Politecnico di Milano – Climate reporting and investor engagement
• Matteo Serio – Partner, AcomeA SGR – Savings, Enterprises, Market: Italian SMEs for growth and diversification
• Gianluigi Serafini – GA – Listing on EGM as a tool for business enhancement: the efficiency of the governance model
• Maria Ameli – Head of Wealth Advisory, Banca Generali – The role of Artificial Intelligence in wealth management: the Banca Generali model

Investors' Roundtable

• Small-Mid Cap Asset Allocation Policy
  How investor relations can attract new asset managers in light of the "Fund of Funds" small-mid cap project
• FIDELITY INTERNATIONAL LTD – TBC
• MOMENTUM – Gianluca Pediconi, Partner
• SYMPHONIA SGR – TBC

18:30 Aperitif

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We are delighted to share that our Partners, Francesco Pellone and Gianluigi Serafini, actively participated as speakers at the event organized by ELITE, titled: “Designing Corporate Governance to Support Growth and Development Projects.”

During the event, our Partners made significant contributions to the panel discussion:

"Planning Generational Transitions – Tools such as Trusts, Family Agreements, Family Holding Companies, Family Buy-Outs, and Related Tax Profiles." They addressed critical aspects of effective and sustainable corporate governance, offering their expertise and valuable insights to the conversation.

The event took place on January 16th in Milan, gathering representatives from over 100 companies, including:

• Designing well-structured corporate governance bodies;
• Identifying strategic individuals for key roles;
• Streamlining decision-making processes and enhancing transparency in communication with stakeholders and shareholders.