Strategic Trajectories
Industry, Capital & Generations
European sovereignty is born from the ability to build and transmit.
Why it matters
Europe has an extraordinary industrial heritage, but much of its strength lies in family businesses, SMEs and territories. Generational continuity, patient capital, innovation and governance therefore become strategic issues on a par with infrastructure and energy. Club Farnese observes how this heritage can be transmitted and made competitive for future generations.
Strategic issues
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European family businesses
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Succession and generational continuity
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Patient capital
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Private equity and family office
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Industrial innovation
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Corporate governance
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Transgenerational growth
Our perspective
Club Farnese looks at capital and family industry as the silent infrastructure of European sovereignty: a less visible network than the other three, but equally decisive for the continent's long-term resilience.
How can Europe preserve what it has built and turn it into competitive capacity for the next generations?
Dialogues
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Dossier
Dossier
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Agenda
Agenda
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Where it is discussed
The three cities
Rome, Turin and Paris: three cities, three perspectives, one question on the future of Europe.
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