"Beyond the Mask: In Cagliari to Change the Perception of Accountants" is the central theme of the national conference scheduled for October 2nd and 3rd, tomorrow and Friday, at the Teatro Lirico in Cagliari , organized by the Union of Young Chartered Accountants and Accounting Experts . "The goal," reads a press release, "is to promote a new era of representation to overcome stereotypes and enhance the skills, specializations, and social function of accountants, transcending stereotypes and putting the profession at the service of regional development."
"The title recalls the metaphor of the mask as a symbol of standardization that has for too long affected the profession," explains Francesco Cataldi, president of the Young Accountants . "With this event, we aim to reveal the true faces of accountants, focusing on authentic identities, specializations, and the ability to influence processes of economic and social change." "We want to overcome the stereotypical image and restore value to young people, to the skills and diversity of the profession: in Cagliari, we intend to showcase the role of accountants as drivers of innovation and change in society," added Jacopo Deidda Gagliardo, delegate of the Sardinia Ungdcec.
The opening of the meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 3:00 PM. Speakers will include MP Marta Schifone , Cagliari Mayor Massimo Zedda , Regional Councilor Mariaelena Motzo , Cndcec President Elbano de Nuccio , Odec Cagliari President Alberto Vacca , Ugdcec President Roberta Manca , and the presidents of the Chartered Accountants' Fund and the Accountants' Fund, Ferdinando Boccia and Luigi Pagliuca. The round table discussion "One, Ten, One Hundred Masks" will follow.
On Friday, October 3, work will resume with morning workshops and, in the afternoon, starting at 2:00 p.m., with the roundtable discussion "The True Faces of the Profession." Participants will include MPs Francesca Ghirra and Barbara Polo, and Monica Pilloni , President of the Board of Directors of Sogaer. This will be followed by a lecture on "Identity and Success of Italian Tennis" by FITP President Angelo Binaghi . The final session, "Identity and Representation: A New Direction," introduced by Francesco Savio (Fondazione Centro Studi Ungdcec), will feature a discussion on the reform of Legislative Decree 139 and the introduction of generational quotas, alongside presidents of local professional associations, Francesco Cataldi , President of Ungdcec, Stefania Bonaldi , Head of Public Administration, Professions and Innovation for the Democratic Party, and David Moro of the National Council of Accountants.
Around a thousand professionals are expected to participate in the two-day event in Cagliari.
(Unioneonline)