«Whoever approaches the ‘noble game’ remains conquered. The pieces, figures at times carefully turned in precious woods, move quickly and agile on the black and white squares of the chessboard; the player infuses them with life and purpose, in a confrontation between wills, plans and strategies to capture the opposing King. Some enthusiasts see chess as a battle that follows its own ritual with certain and shared rules, while for others they are a metaphor for life; still others enjoy the aesthetic pleasure of it and perceive it as an art form or a science ». He says it Luigi Maggi, President of the Italian Chess Federation, who signs the preface. Because it is precisely from the game of chess that the idea of this book was born, which aims to address all those who, out of curiosity or passion, want to use an extra tool to improve their work performance and integrate their transversal skills through an innovative tool despite its thousands of years history, chess indeed.
The world of management expects players to be able to manage the complex business system both internally and externally with a view to competitiveness. Thus, from the rules of the chess game, assets are developed to move strategically in the business world. There will be several issues that will be addressed from the rules of the game to geopolitics, passing through self improvement, human resources and trading: chess is a common denominator for these areas, which lead us to pursue the goal successfully.
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The book is divided into four macro-areas of interest (management, finance, human resources and geopolitics), which will make reading this work a real vedemecum for the perfect self management.
From the training model Best Moves, that Mogranzini and Almonti they created and developed, the book was created by UniChess, a container of chess ideas, which collects the collaborations of the most important professionals sharing a passion for chess. A leading player in the field of national and international projects, UniChess aims to promote the discipline of chess in contexts in which this sport is less known. From the organization of events to the implementation of managerial training courses using the Best Moves model.
The authors:
Roberto Mogranzini. Grand Master of chess and internationally renowned instructor. For over 15 years a leading player on the international chess scene thanks to its successful clubs. He is CEO of UniChess.