Francesco Maria Esposito (1963), Honorary President, acts as an architect and urban planner since 1989. Already territorial planning at the University Jean Monnet of Bari, is the author of important books on urban science, the historical crisis of the XXI century, social change and global economic underway. Among them: Buildable common good, One, 2015; Beyond the crisisAa. Vv., Edited by M. Esposito, Way, 2016; Social Market Urbanism, Cacucci, 2017, essay published in 2018 in Spanish in the prestigious series Collection Social Market Economy; Dialogues with Joseph AbbamonteAa. Vv., One, 2018; Letter to Maduro, Cacucci, 2019, book also published in Spanish. In the volume Buildable common good, presented in April 2016 at the San Carlo Theater in Naples, at the Trento Economy Festival and at the Turin Book Fair, carried out a detailed social, economic, urban planning and political analysis of the many causes that caused the global crisis 2007/2008, contributing to the ongoing debate by introducing a different way of analyzing and understanding crises, going to their roots, in order to plan effective and indispensable strategies to overcome them. On a professional level he has worked for public administrations and private entities with extensive experience in architecture, urban planning, economic planning, territorial planning, and with a long and structured experience of manager in private. It has performed major development programs, urban and extra-urban renewal, preservation and restoration of cultural heritage, innovative urban-building plans for public and private organizations, creating a best practice in the design and use of private sources, national and European level with which it has contributed to the advancement of areas and tourist and business activities in general. He played the difficult activities fundrasing at the service of many municipal governments and private entities, allowing a different approach to economic planning and the spatial planning and business development, leading them in the analysis and development processes.

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