Irene Tinagli
Spain

Lecturer at Carlos III University of Madrid. Expert in innovation, creativity and economic development, consultant for the UN's Department of Economic and Social Affairs, the European Commission and numerous regional councils, bodies and companies in Italy and abroad

34 years of age, born and raised in Empoli, she has a degree from Bocconi University in Milan. After having been a researcher and lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, she is now an Economics lecturer at Carlos III University in Madrid. She is a consultant for the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, for the EU Commission and for various regional governments, bodies and companies, both in Italy and abroad. A pupil of Richard Florida’s, she is an expert in public policy that promotes innovation, creativity and economic development. Her latest book is entitled “Underselling talent”.

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