
Renato Brunetta is a President of CNEL and Venice Sustainability Foundation.
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Renato Brunetta is the President of the National Council for Economics and Labour (CNEL) and President of the Venice Sustainability Foundation. He previously served as Minister for Public Administration in the Draghi government. His public content focuses on economic policy, European integration, infrastructure development in Northern Italy, labor market reforms, and sustainability. He frequently publishes opinion pieces in major Italian newspapers, participates in conferences, and engages with institutional topics such as youth emigration, legalità, and body shaming awareness. His posts reflect a deep involvement in Italian political and economic discourse, often referencing historical figures and current events.
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