appointments
Milan , December 24, 2014 – 17:14
In the Council of Ministers to Christmas, the government has appointed Tito Boeri to new President of INPS. The economist replaces Tiziano Treu, who in October had been put in place by Vittorio Conti with the title of the special commissioner and the task of reforming the governance of INPS and to complete the merger of the pension fund with those public workers (Inpdap) and entertainment (Enpals).
A president after two Commissioners
This was announced by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. The CDM appointment, therefore, a real president after two special commissioners, before Vittorio Conti and then Tiziano Treu, who deserve the thanks of the premier. The last president was, in fact, was Antonio Mastrapasqua.
The curriculum
Milan, born in 1958, is an economist Boeri always active on issues related at work, even through the portal lavoce.info, which he founded. The economic news website that reports his resume, when we remember how Boeri is a professor at Bocconi University (where he also graduated), Director of the Fondazione Rodolfo Debenedetti, scientific director of the Festival of Economics in Trento and columnist the Republic. In his resume boasts a PhD in Economics from New York University and an experience of ten years from senior economist, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). He was also a consultant to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, the European Commission and the International Labour Office.
Police and Staff
Among other appointments, to Gerarda Pantalone, new prefect of Naples. It is to record the new assignment of General Tullio Del Sette, from January 10 general commander of the Carabinieri. Will replace General Leonardo Gallitelli. General Claudio Graziano is instead the new Chief of Staff of Defense. In this case the announcement came via Twitter along with wishes of the minister Roberta Pinotti, who thanked the outgoing Admiral Luigi Binelli Mantelli.
December 24, 2014 | 17:14
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