In this session, we discussed Enel’s combined approach to Innovation and Sustainability: Innovability®. Top tier Business Schools such as Harvard, Berkeley and INSEAD have studied the case of the Italian energy giant and how it uses an ecosystem of startups, NGOs and innovators to navigate the energy transition.
What is the connection between Sustainable Development Goals and open innovation? What are the opportunities that Enel’s Corporate Venture Client model offers to startups? What tools and solutions can be used to tackle topics such as climate change, resilient cities and inclusion?
Fabio Tentori has been Head of Enel Innovation Hubs for the Enel Group since 2017. He first joined the company in 2013, and went on to gain significant experience in the field of energy innovation, working first in various roles in the development of the residential energy services business and then as Innovation Manager in Italy. He also contributes to the teaching of several Master’s courses on innovation and management. In 2010 he received an MBA from the INSEAD Business School. He has a degree in management from the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore of Milan, graduating in 2006. Prior to joining Enel, he spent six years working in Milan and London for McKinsey management consultants.
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