People at the centre

Chiesi’s values have always been integrated in our business model. Our work and our commitment are driven by the goal of improving people quality of human life, putting people at the centre of our actions, being them our patients or our collaborators. 

Chiesi’s people are more than 5.500 all over the world. 

Everyday, we try guarantee our employees a familiar, safe and stimulating working environment. We focus on our people’s well-being, with programs dedicated to People Development and People Care.

Among these programs:

• the Chiesi Academy, a training program dedicated to our employees in partnership with SDA Bocconi school of management;
• the People Care program, with the aim of enriching every individual both at personal and at professional level, including workshops dedicated to different subjects, such as healthy diet, parent-child conflicts, emotional intelligence and generational differences;
• the Behavior Based Safety (BBS) project is a safety program based on the promotion of a safety behavior that reached the 100% of implementation in manufacturing sites and Research Centres in Italy, producing more than 2.200 suggestions and 60 safety improvement. 

 Chiesi works in four therapeutic areas:

The responsibility toward our patients translate into quality and integrity of our products, listening, comprehension of needs and access to care. 

More than 20% of our revenue is allocated to Research and Development. We place the patient at the center of our business, investigating innovative therapeutic solutions capable of improving treatment and the quality of life for individuals and caregivers.

Health is a fundamental human right; however, social, economic, and environmental factors often create barriers to accessing healthcare. Chiesi's Health Equity strategy aims to eliminate these barriers, promoting well-being for all in low-, middle-, and high-income countries. Chiesi's ambition regarding Health Equity is developed in the therapeutic areas in which we operate and around three main pillars: vulnerable populations, access to medicines in low- and middle-income countries, and multi-sectoral partnerships.