Roberto Romagnoli

Professor Roberto Romagnoli graduated in Economics and Business from the University of Bologna in 1986 and subsequently obtained a second degree in Sociology from the Carlo BO University of Urbino in 2020. His academic background was further enriched over time with a Master's in Business Management (Master Supernova, API Rimini, 2005) and a Specialization Course in Sales Management at SDA Bocconi in Milan (1995). University Activity and Post-Graduate Training Since 2002, Professor Romagnoli has been a contract lecturer at the University of Bologna, initially at the Rimini Campus and since 2022 also at the Fa.Bit. Department of the Faculty of Pharmacy in Bologna, where he teaches the core course 'Management della Farmacia' for the 5th year. Since 2006, he has also been the holder of the course 'Economia e Marketing per la Farmacia' – a PHARMACY course – and the holder of the course 'marketing dei prodotti per la salute' – both core courses of the 5th year, QU.VI Department, Rimini Campus. Previously (2002-2005), he taught 'Project Management' at the Faculty of Tourism Economics. Since 2014, he has been a lecturer in the 1st level Master's programme 'Il marketing per gli integratori', promoted by the Fondazione Alma Mater – University of Bologna. He has been a member of the Master's Scientific Committee since 2014 and, since 2010, has been a member of the Degree Course Council (CDL) of the Faculty of Pharmacy. He is also accredited by the Ministry of Health for ECM training and has carried out training activities for pharmacists with the COROFAR and UTIFAR groups and other healthcare sector organizations. Publications A leading author in the field of pharmaceutical marketing, Professor Romagnoli has published: •\tIl Marketing in Farmacia – Maggioli Editore, 2008 •\tIl Mercato degli Integratori – Maggioli Editore, 2010 •\tIl Marketing degli Integratori – Maggioli Editore, 2022 •\tGli Strumenti della Pubblicità – AMON Editore, 2023 He has also authored numerous scientific articles published in ASN-indexed journals