The Regenerative Marketing Institute brings together community leaders, business executives, non-profit and institutional experts, along with marketing thought-leaders, professionals, and practitioners, to:
- Promote regeneration of the Common Good
- Learn about emerging practices in regeneration
- Establish a research agenda to discover and promote regenerative impact
- Develop a practical, regeneration framework for use by communities and institutions
- Interview regenerative marketing leaders and explore the challenges they face
- Examine and understand the specific factors that contribute to improving the effectiveness of regeneration strategy and execution
- Develop recommendations for creating and sustaining a regenerative shift within your organization
- Foster discussion of lessons learned from the field
- Analyze and comment on news related to regeneration
- Create a framework for measuring regeneration performance criteria
- Promote and nurture a worldwide community of regenerative professionals
We also help communities and organizations on the journey to becoming truly regenerative. Learn more >>
Our Team
Philip Kotler, Co-Founder [LinkedIn]
Dr. Philip Kotler is considered one of the great business thinkers of our time. Known as “The Father of Modern Marketing,” he has distinguished himself on many levels. He is an innovative thought leader, a revered educator, an accomplished author of over 80 books, well-traveled speaker, social activist, and trusted consultant to the world’s most recognized corporate brands.
Prof. Kotler is Professor Emeritus at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and the author of Marketing Management (1967), now in its 14th edition and considered to be the definitive treatment of the discipline. His latest books cover topics such as brand activism, confronting capitalism, the challenges of democracy, and advancing the Common Good.
He is also the co-founder of The Wicked7 Project, a research project dedicated to mapping the world’s most urgent problems.
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Enrico Foglia, Co-Founder, Managing Director [LinkedIn]
Enrico Foglia is a consultant, marketer, and speaker, based in Rome. He is the Managing Director of the Regenerative Marketing Institute, and the former managing director of Kotler Impact, Europe.
Foglia is on the Advisory board of Assoholding, and together with the Regenerative Marketing Institute, cofounded Common Home – an independent organization guided by the values inherent in the civil economy and regenerative thinking.
A mechanical engineer with a passion for marketing, Foglia has worked with several leading multinational companies such GM, Bristol Myers Squibb, Procter& Gamble, L’Oréal, Augusta Westland, PosteItaliane and many others.
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Aloisa Moncada di Paternó, Strategic Advisor [LinkedIn]
Aloisa Moncada is a consultant, broker, project manager, and ecosystem builder – working across the Mediterranean to develop regenerative projects and learning experiences.
Moncada is vice president of Palermo Mediterranean Gateway, and a co-founder of QuatroPuntoZero in Palermo, Sicily – a project which aims to enhance local cultural heritage through the activation of an artistic-artisanal learning ecosystem capable of generating new micro-enterprises, while forging social ties in the historic center of Palermo and its adjacent neighborhoods. Moncada is also part of the management team of Moncada Yachts, the oldest yacht broker in Italy.
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Barbara Dal Corso, Strategic Advisor
Barbara Dal Corso is an expert at cultural regeneration. She is the co-founder and CEO of artficial, the world’s first rights-based technological platform for the digitization, distribution, and archival of the cultural heritage of humanity – specifically sculptural works of art – and their production in artclones with high-quality 3D printing technologies.
Dal Corso is a media-executive, television producer, and cultural event orchestrator with deep experience in the arts. In 2008, in collaboration with the Municipality of Rome, she produced and developed the first video guide of the City of Rome on Apple and Sony PSP platforms.
Previously, as a television producer she developed and launched a series of television programs for Rai, Mediaset, and TMC networks, with numerous awards including a Golden Telegatto for Art in Television for the program “Grandi Mostre Live” (Rai 1). She was also the producer and author of “Arthea: the new language of Art” – 52 episodes on Rai 3, in collaboration with FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano).
Dal Corso also created and produced numerous major events: from 1993 to 2000-Partita del Cuore, Italian National Singers; from 1996 to 2000 concert events by Luciano Pavarotti; 1995 – Celebration at the Sala Nervi in the Vatican of the commemorative concert event for the 50th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Christian Sarkar, Co-Founder [LinkedIn]
Christian Sarkar is an author, entrepreneur, artist, and consultant. He is the founder of Double Loop Marketing LLC, a marketing consultancy. As the co-founder (with Philip Kotler) and editor of The Marketing Journal, he continuously scours the world of marketing for new insights and next practices.
He is involved in numerous non-profit and public-education projects, including The Wicked7 Project, ActivistBrands.com, FIXCapitalism.com, and the $300 House Project. In 2021, Christian was named to the Thinkers50 Radar of global management thinkers primarily for his work on brand activism.
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