Romano Prodi Fast Facts percentable

Personal

Birth date: August 9, 1939

Birth place: Scandiano, Italy



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Father: Mario Prodi

Mother: Enrica Prodi

Marriage: Flavia Franzoni Prodi (1969-present)

Children: Giorgio and Antonio

Education: Catholic University in Milan, Law, 1961; Studied at the London School of Economics

Other Facts

Has been a visiting professor at Harvard, Brown and Stanford.

Member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.

Timeline

1963-1999 - Works at the University of Bologna.

1974-1978 - Chairman of the publishing house Società Editrice Il Mulino.

November 1978-March 1979 - Serves as Italy's minister of industry.

1981 - Founds Nomisma, an economic research institute.

November 1982-October 1989 - Serves as president of the Institute for Industrial Reconstruction.

1993-1994 - Returns to position as president of the Institute for Industrial Reconstruction.

1996-1998 - Prime minister of Italy.

1999-2004 - President of the European Commission.

2006 - Again, elected prime minister of Italy.

January 2008 - Prodi loses a confidence vote in the Italian Senate and resigns.

February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University.

October 9, 2012 - Is named the United Nations special envoy for the Sahel, an area of northern Africa between the Sahara Desert and the Sudanian savanna, which includes parts of 13 countries.

April 2013 - Runs for the Italian presidency and loses.

January 31, 2014 - Prodi completes his UN assignment as special envoy for the Sahel.

October 9, 2012 - Is named the United Nations special envoy for the Sahel, an area of northern Africa between the Sahara Desert and the Sudanian savanna, which includes parts of 13 countries. 1963-1999 - Works at the University of Bologna. April 2013 - Runs for the Italian presidency and loses. February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University. 1963-1999 - Works at the University of Bologna. Other Facts February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University. Birth place: Scandiano, Italy Member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. 1996-1998 - Prime minister of Italy. Member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. Marriage: Flavia Franzoni Prodi (1969-present) February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University. February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University. January 31, 2014 - Prodi completes his UN assignment as special envoy for the Sahel. January 31, 2014 - Prodi completes his UN assignment as special envoy for the Sahel. 1974-1978 - Chairman of the publishing house Società Editrice Il Mulino. 1981 - Founds Nomisma, an economic research institute. April 2013 - Runs for the Italian presidency and loses. 1974-1978 - Chairman of the publishing house Società Editrice Il Mulino. Birth place: Scandiano, Italy November 1982-October 1989 - Serves as president of the Institute for Industrial Reconstruction. February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University. Personal Birth date: August 9, 1939 Has been a visiting professor at Harvard, Brown and Stanford. 1981 - Founds Nomisma, an economic research institute. Member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. 1981 - Founds Nomisma, an economic research institute. November 1978-March 1979 - Serves as Italy's minister of industry. Mother: Enrica Prodi 1981 - Founds Nomisma, an economic research institute. Has been a visiting professor at Harvard, Brown and Stanford. Children: Giorgio and Antonio Mother: Enrica Prodi 1996-1998 - Prime minister of Italy. January 31, 2014 - Prodi completes his UN assignment as special envoy for the Sahel. January 2008 - Prodi loses a confidence vote in the Italian Senate and resigns. 1963-1999 - Works at the University of Bologna. Marriage: Flavia Franzoni Prodi (1969-present) November 1978-March 1979 - Serves as Italy's minister of industry. Birth place: Scandiano, Italy April 2013 - Runs for the Italian presidency and loses. Children: Giorgio and Antonio Timeline Has been a visiting professor at Harvard, Brown and Stanford. 2006 - Again, elected prime minister of Italy. 1974-1978 - Chairman of the publishing house Società Editrice Il Mulino. Father: Mario Prodi April 2013 - Runs for the Italian presidency and loses. Has been a visiting professor at Harvard, Brown and Stanford. 1974-1978 - Chairman of the publishing house Società Editrice Il Mulino. Other Facts 1999-2004 - President of the European Commission. November 1978-March 1979 - Serves as Italy's minister of industry. February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University. Children: Giorgio and Antonio November 1978-March 1979 - Serves as Italy's minister of industry. 1974-1978 - Chairman of the publishing house Società Editrice Il Mulino. 2006 - Again, elected prime minister of Italy. January 2008 - Prodi loses a confidence vote in the Italian Senate and resigns. April 2013 - Runs for the Italian presidency and loses. 1993-1994 - Returns to position as president of the Institute for Industrial Reconstruction. 1981 - Founds Nomisma, an economic research institute. 1963-1999 - Works at the University of Bologna. October 9, 2012 - Is named the United Nations special envoy for the Sahel, an area of northern Africa between the Sahara Desert and the Sudanian savanna, which includes parts of 13 countries. February 2009 - Is named to a five-year professor-at-large position at Brown University. 1999-2004 - President of the European Commission. Father: Mario Prodi Children: Giorgio and Antonio Other Facts 2006 - Again, elected prime minister of Italy. January 2008 - Prodi loses a confidence vote in the Italian Senate and resigns.

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