Knowing how to be far-sighted, giving the necessary time to the efforts made so that they produce the right results and knowing how to seize the best of what surrounds us, can transform every person, be they entrepreneur or professional, into the best pilot of their own existence. This is one of the aspects that emerged during the meeting organized by Euromobiliare Bank, a Credem Group institute specializing in private banking led by the general manager Matthew Benetti, which took place last night on Thursday 21 March on the 31st floor of the Pirelli skyscraper in Milan.
In detail, the more than 130 customers and consultants of the institute had the opportunity to talk for an evening, guided by the presenter Davide Colavini, with Maurice Cheli, NASA astronaut, Eurofighter chief test pilot and today an entrepreneur in the light aircraft sector, on how to plan one's personal and professional growth to achieve excellence, how a company can operate to develop its own value and increase it in the time and what are the similarities between a space mission and the management and organization of a successful reality.
For Banca Euromobiliare, the goal is to offer its customers and consultants moments of dialogue and discussion to grasp privileged perspectives and points of view, also thanks to the unique setting offered by the building which "shocked" the skyline of Milan both for the height both for the cubic capacity. "Through the metaphor of space, told in a curious and brilliant way, we want to underline our vision and share it with our customers and our consultants", declared Matthew Benetti, general manager of Banca Euromobiliare, “as they too are entrepreneurs and professionals. We are convinced”, added Benetti, “that these meetings can bring value to all of us, generating important insights on how to constantly improve our approach not only to work but to life in general”.
“In my career,” he said Maurice Cheli, “I achieved important goals thanks to a long and constant preparatory work, combined with enthusiasm for what I was doing, always aiming to grow from both a personal and professional point of view. This approach", continued Cheli, "has allowed me over time to live different experiences, without fearing change, up to taking part in an expedition to climb Everest, to arrive at the current one of entrepreneur".
