Education
Licia Ronzulli began her career working in a hospital and she graduated in psychology.
Member of the European Parliament politician
Licia Ronzulli began her career working in a hospital and she graduated in psychology.
Prior to becoming an Member of the European Parliament, she was a hospital director and nurse in Milan and Bangladesh. In 2003, she became the chief of her department as coordinator at the Istituto di ricovero e cura a carattere scientifico Galeazzi hospital of Milan, in Italy. During the Italian general election of 2008, she was nominated for The People of Freedom party in the district of Marche.
When she was a candidate in the 2009 European elections, Licia Ronzulli was elected in the northwest of Italy with 40,016 votes.
On September 16, 2009, she was elected Vice-Chairman of the Parliamentary Joint Africa-Caribbean-Pacific-UE Assembly, which has the express purpose of promoting human rights and democracy. On 22 September 2010, Ronzulli took her 44-day-old daughter, Vittoria, to a plenary session of the European Parliament as a symbolic gesture to reclaim more rights for women in reconciling work and family life.
She has also been involved with Progetto Sorriso nel Mondo (Smile Project in the World) as a volunteer. So far, Licia Ronzulli has presented over a hundred questions to the European Commission dealing with themes such as combating the spread of serious diseases in the European Union.
The French magazine Madame le Figaro placed her in 3rd place on its list of most influential women of 2010.
She is Vice Chair of the Delegation to the American College of Physicians-European Union Joint Parliamentary Assembly and a member of the Employment and Social Affairs committee. She joined the European People Party and became a member of the commission for Employment and Social Affairs and member of the Delegation for Relations with South Asia, as well as a substitute member of the Commission of Women Rights and Gender Equality and the Subcommittee on Human Rights.