Tommaso Canonici

Tommaso Canonici has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Tommaso is currently the Publisher for MIT Technology Review Italia, where they provide articles, insights, analysis, and reviews on technology and its impact. Previously, they were a Founding Partner and Managing Director at Opinno, a global innovation consulting firm, where they helped organizations navigate fundamental shifts. Tommaso also held roles such as VP of Opinno Ideas, where they built and led the consulting area, and Founding Partner and Managing Director of Opinno Europe. Tommaso was also a Partner at treeopen, an Opinno Company.

In addition to their consulting experience, Tommaso has authored a book on Innovative Leadership for Senior Management, in collaboration with CEOs and senior executives. Tommaso has also been a member of the AED Board of Directors, contributing to the professional development of managers.

Tommaso has been involved in various innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives throughout their career. Tommaso has served as a judge, evaluator, and organizer for the MIT Innovators Under 35 Europe program, as well as a Co-founder of Genewin, a social project aimed at promoting collaboration and innovative ideas in Spain.

Furthermore, Tommaso has been an Associate Professor of Innovation and Digital Transformation at ESIC Business & Marketing School and an Advisor for Start4big, an open innovation initiative in Spain. Tommaso has also served as a Tutor for the IE Startups Lab at IE Business School.

Overall, Tommaso Canonici's work experience demonstrates their expertise in technology, innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership.

Tommaso Canonici has a diverse education history. In 2003, they obtained a degree in Internet & New Economy from Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna. In 2007, they pursued an executive MBA from EEN Escuela Europea de Negocios. Additionally, in 2010, they received a qualification in Innovation Management from FEDIT (Federación Española de Centros Tecnológicos). Tommaso also engaged in the Yuzz Entrepreneurship Program in 2009, which they won, organized by Fundación Banesto in partnership with Telefónica, Intel, Junior Achievement, IE Business School, and Esade Creápolis. In recent years, Tommaso furthered their knowledge with short-term programs. Tommaso completed a course in Disruptive Strategy with Clayton Christensen at Harvard Business School Online in 2017 and a program on Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2018.