Top managers, that's who has the best reputation on the web

According to the "100 top manager reputation", the ranking drawn up by Reputation Science, Urbano Cairo is always in first place, followed by Starace – By sector: Messina (Intesa Sanpaolo) for finance; Elkann (Fca) for industry; Bono (Fincantieri) for infrastructure – In football the most appreciated on the web is the president of Napoli De Laurentiis. – Donnet first among foreigners, Grieco among women

Urban Cairo he is confirmed as the top manager who in Italy boasts the best reputation on the web, followed by the managing directors of Enel and Eni, Francesco Starace and Claudio Descalzi. This is what the “100 top manager reputation” sanctioned, the ranking drawn up by Reputation Science, a joint venture between the Community and the Reputation Manager led by the president Auro Palomba and the CEO Andrea Barchiesi. According to the Permanent Observatory of Reputation Science, which analyzes the Web Reputation trend of the managers of large Italian companies every month, in November 100 out of 27 entrepreneurs came from the finance sector: more than one out of four, and the most popular among them is Carlo Messina CEO of the Intesa banking group Sanpaolo, fifth in the general standings.

This is followed by the energy sector with 18 managers, given the topicality of sustainability and climate change issues at international level; and football, with 10 out of 100 managers, including Urbano Cairo, in the dual capacity of president of Turin and CEO of Cairo Communication, but also the president of Napoli Aurelio De Laurentiis, who even entered the top ten in the latest survey ahead of Andrea Agnelli of Juventus, fifteenth in the standings. Following this analysis by sector we find at the topGiuseppe Bono, CEO of Fincantieri, for infrastructure; John Elkann, president of FCA, for the industry; Patrizia Grieco, president of Enel, the first of the few women present at the top of the ranking, in 23rd place; Bob Kunze-Concewitz, CEO of Campari, dominates the food sector; Remo Ruffini, president and CEO of Moncler, for fashion; Francesco Starace, for energy. The first foreigner, overall, is Philippe Donnet, CEO of the Generali group and permanently in eighth place in the standings.

" Image management is getting more and more complex for company heads, especially for those managers present within several sectors – he comments Andrea Barchiesi, CEO of Reputation Science – Enjoying greater exposure in fact entails both risks and opportunities for a central asset of the business such as that of online reputation and managers today recognize the need to actively intervene in building their own.”