Ticonzero
Ticonzero is an Italian management, society and economics magazine published by Università Bocconi since 1998.
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Overview
Ticonzero is an Italian magazine focused on management, society and economics. It was launched in 1998 by Università Bocconi in Milan, having originated the previous year from a project by a group of university professors and scholars. Over the years it developed into an autonomous and independent editorial periodical, targeting managers and leaders aged 35–40 with a high level of education. In 2001 it won the national "Cenacolo, editoria e innovazione" award, promoted by Assolombarda, Il Sole 24 Ore, Mediaset, Arnoldo Mondadori Editore and RCS Editori, and chaired by Umberto Eco. The magazine reaches approximately 30,000 readers monthly and, with around one hundred issues published, 200 authors and 1,000 articles, is among the best-known sector periodicals in Italy. Its official website is ticonzero.info.
History
Ticonzero originated in 1997 as a project by a group of university professors and scholars. It was published starting in 1998 by Università Bocconi in Milan. Over the years it became an autonomous and independent editorial periodical, with a readership of managers and leaders aged 35–40 and a high level of education. In 2001 it won the national "Cenacolo, editoria e innovazione" award, promoted by Assolombarda, Il Sole 24 Ore, Mediaset, Arnoldo Mondadori Editore and RCS Editori, and chaired by Umberto Eco. The magazine has published around one hundred issues, with 200 authors and 1,000 articles, and reaches approximately 30,000 readers monthly, making it one of the best-known sector periodicals in Italy.
- 2001
Won the national "Cenacolo, editoria e innovazione" award.
- 1998
Published starting this year by Università Bocconi in Milan.
- 1997
Project initiated by a group of university professors and scholars.
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An independent Italian periodical for managers and leaders, focused on management, society and economics.
Ticonzero magazine
Italian magazine on management, society and economics.
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