The government has reached an agreement on the appointments in the state-owned companies. Green light therefore for the division by Meloni with the surprise of the tandem Scaroni-Cattaneo at Enel. Let's see the decisions communicated by the government.
Appointments: off to the division, Enel is the real novelty
After a tug of war that has intensified in the last few hours, the government has communicated the decisions for the renewals of the top management in the most important state-controlled companies. The real novelty is Enel where Paolo Scaroni is back, having already been its managing director from 2002 to 2005 before moving on to Eni and who is now president of Milan and vice president of Rothschild. Scaroni will be president alongside Flavio Cattaneo, former CEO of Terna, Rai and Ntv and today vice president of Italo, on which the League has set its feet. “Meloni cannot decide everything”, was Matteo Salvini's aut aut who strongly pushed for this ticket with Forza Italia. Leaves Francesco Starace, the CEO who transformed Enel for 9 years making it an international giant, a world leader in the production of renewable energy and the first group by capitalization on the Milan Stock Exchange.
And so Paolo Scaroni will be president with Flavio Cattaneo CEO despite Giorgia Meloni's preferences going to Terna's CEO Stefano Donnarumma which will predictably move to Cdp Venture leaving the place at the helm of Terna to a woman, Josephine of Foggia (now at Nokia) joined by Igor De Biasio, linked to Salvini. The CDP will communicate the names of the entire board of directors on Thursday 13 April. Returning to Enel, the following enter as directors: Alessandro Zehenter; Johanna Arbib Perugia; Fiametta Salmon; Olga Cuccurullo”.
Appointments: Claudio Descalzi remains at Eni
Claudio Descalzi confirmed at the helm of Eni, the general of the Guardia di Finanza arrives at the presidency Joseph Zafarana. Descalzi is therefore preparing to begin his fourth term at the top of the oil & gas group where he was appointed for the first time in May 2014. The Ministry of Economy has filed the list of majority directors in view of the meeting to be held on May 10, the same day as that of Enel.
“With reference to Eni's shareholders' meeting called for 10 May, the MEF – owner of 4,34% of the capital and through Cassa depositi e prestiti a further 25,76% – deposited, in agreement with the Mimit, the following list for the appointment of the new board of directors: Giuseppe Zafarana (president); Claudio Descalzi (CEO); Cristina Sgubin (adviser); Elisa Baroncini (adviser); Federica Seganti (counselor); Roberto Ciciani (adviser)”, is the text of the Mef press release.
The new board of statutory auditors of Eni will instead be made up of the following names: Giulio Palazzo (regular); Andrea Parolini (active); Marcella Caradonna (active); Giulia de Martino (substitute); Riccardo Bonuccelli (substitute).
Matteo Del Fante remains at the Italian Post Office, Cingolani arrives for Leonardo
Changing of the Guard a Leonardo where Alessandro Profumo leaves after excellent results and arrives Roberto Cingolani, former minister with the Draghi government. Stefano Pontecorvo will be president. The advisers: Elena Vasco, Enrica Giorgetti, Francesco Macrì, Trifone Altieri, Cristina Manara, Marcello Sala.
A Italian Post Matteo Del Fante remains as CEO, Silvia Rovere takes the presidency.” At the Poste Italiane shareholders' meeting called for 8 May, the list handed over by the Mef - owner of 29,26% of the capital and a further 35% through Cassa depositi e prestiti - provides for a board of directors composed from the following components: Silvia Rovere (president); Matteo del Fante (ad); Wanda Ternau (adviser); Matteo Petrella (adviser); Paolo Marchioni (adviser); Valentina Gemignani (adviser) ”, concludes the press release of the Mef.
