Giocattoli rotti: come aggiustarsi e reinventarsi | Nicolò Andreula | TEDxCortina
E se il lavoro dei sogni non esistesse? Nicolò Andreula propone quattro pratiche per ritrovare equilibrio e senso: scegliere dove e con chi, scrivere la propria storia, seguire lo spirito e spersonalizzare le emozioni. Nicolò Andreula è economista, consulente strategico e docente. Laureato in Bocconi con MBA all’INSEAD, ha lavorato tra New York (ONU), Russia (Leonardo), Londra (Goldman Sachs, McKinsey) e Singapore (AlphaBeta). Tornato a Bari per famiglia e radici mediterranee, ha fondato Disal Consulting, boutique di ricerca, consulenza e formazione per aziende, governi e istituzioni. Organizza ogni anno ABCD – “A Bari Capitale Digitale”, evento sul futuro del lavoro. Insegna alla Nanyang Business School di Singapore e dirige il master MADE in imprenditoria digitale ad H-Farm. Autore di “Flow Generation” e “#Phygital”, ha anche realizzato il podcast autobiografico “Whatever it Waves”. Appassionato di surf, pratica con più entusiasmo che risultati. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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