ROMA (ITALPRESS) – Carlo Messina, Andrea Orcel and Claudio Descalzi are the profiles that emerge with greater force in the fourth survey of the Reputation Index (www.reputationindex.it), the observatory of the The Skill Group that measures the reputation of managers and organizations through their presence in the media account, relative to the quarter of May-July 2026.
The quarter rewards managers capable of combining economic results, strategic initiative and ability to affect the balance of sector. Carlo Messina (93,5 points), Andrea Orcel (91,1 points) and Claudio Descalzi (90,3 points). In addition to them, Lorenzo Mariani stands out, supported by the appointment of Leonardo and the results of the Group, and Gian Luca Artizzu, protagonist of the increasing centrality assumed by Sogin in the debate on nuclear power. In strong contraction Stefano Antonio Donnarumma, after the early exit of Ferrovie dello Stato, Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, invested by the tensions on Delfin’s governance and private events that became of national importance, and Giovanni Malagò, penalized by the difficulties emerged in the management of the new technical structure of the National.
In the field of Economics and Enterprise, Carlo Messina (Intesa Sanpaolo, 93,5 points) consolidates its centrality through the offer on Monte dei Paschi di Siena and the best first semester in the history of the group. Andrea Orcel (UniCredit, 91.1 points) confirms the European dimension of his profile, associating the advance on Commerzbank to the record results of the bank. Following Pier Silvio Berlusconi (MFE-MediaForEurope, 82.4 points), Carlo Cimbri (Unipol, 75.2 points) and Emanuele Orsini (Confindustria, 73.8 points). Giovanni Malagò (FIGC, 59.4 points), Luigi Lovaglio (Mps, 55.7) and Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio (LMDV Capital and Delfin, 48.6 points).
In Industry and Innovation, Lorenzo Mariani (Leonardo, 84.7 points) emerges thanks to the appointment of the group leader and the strong growth of orders, revenues, profitability. Matteo Del Fante (Gruppo Poste Italiane, 87,5 points) benefits from record results and the increasing centrality of Poste in the Tim dossier, while Pierroberto Folgiero (Fincantieri, 85,1 points) consolidates the industrial transformation of the group. Follow Antonio Filosa (Stellantis, 75,3 points), Giuseppe Cossiga (AIAD, 70,9 points) and overlooks the ad of MBDA Italia, Renzo Tosini (61.8 points). Among the new entrances, slightly but progressive growth, also Cristiano Rufini (Olidata, 50,6 points). In contraction John Elkann (Stellantis and Ferrari, 53 points).
In the Environment and Energy sector, Claudio Descalzi (Eni, 90.3 points) combines the confirmation for the fifth term to economic results clearly higher than the previous year, consolidating a reputation based on industrial continuity and international weight. Flavio Cattaneo (Enel, 85 points) is one of the most solid profiles, while Paolo Gallo (Italgas, 78.2 points) grows thanks to the results and operating synergies. Gian Luca Artizzu (Sogin, 76.4 points), supported by the acceleration of decommissioning and the new weight assumed by society in the debate on nuclear power. Following Renato Mazzoncini (A2A, 69,1 points), Agostino Scornajenchi (Snam, 63,2 points) and Pasqualino Monti (Terna, 60,8 points). He closes in contraction Giuseppina Di Foggia (Eni, 45,6 points).
In Infrastructures and Transport, Pietro Salini (Webuild, 80.6 points) maintains the strongest profile thanks to the continuity of the great yards, the international expansion and the results of the group. Marco Troncone (Aeroporti di Roma, 72.4 points) consolidates the growth of Fiumicino, while Gianpiero Strisciuglio (Ferrovie dello Stato, 69.5 points) enters the survey after the appointment of the group. Following is Giuseppe Pavoncelli (CEO Ferrotramviaria, 58.9 points). Downhill Stefano Antonio Donnarumma (former state railway, 30.8 points), penalized by delays and disfunctions of the network and early exit from the group. In Health and Life Sciences, Lucia Aleotti (Menarini, 82.4 points) emerges thanks to a position that combines business results, European competitiveness and pharmaceutical policy. Marcello Cattani (Farmindustria, 80.9 points) consolidates its representation with the confirmation to the Presidency and with the presence on the issues of export, research and investments. Follow Diana Bracco (Gruppo Bracco, 74,1 points), Nicoletta Luppi (MSD Italia, 72,8 points) and Michele Nicchio (AIOP Lombardia, 67,4 points).
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