Elisabetta Midena (1964) has been director of the National Anti-Corruption Authority since 2015 where she deals with regulations regarding anti-corruption and transparency and the National Anti-Corruption Plan.
She was Vice Prefect until 2014. She graduated in law in 1989 from the Faculty of Law of the University of Rome La Sapienza with a thesis in Administrative Law (110 cum laude/110). He collaborated for many years in the teaching and research activities of the Chair of Administrative Law, held by Prof. Sabino Cassese. She is qualified to practice as a lawyer.
She joined the Civil Administration of the Interior in 1994 after having also worked in the research service of a private company. He carried out his professional activity at the Prefecture of Piacenza, dealing with administrative police; the Ministry of the Treasury and Budget as head of the technical secretariat of the Undersecretary with responsibility for depressed areas and structural funds; the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, as head of the legislative office of the Vice President of the Council; the Ministry of Defence, in the Minister’s Cabinet as advisor for administrative reform; the Ministry of Education, University and Research, as Director General for International Relations and Management Authority of the School Program financed with structural funds; the Presidency of the Republic, as manager of the Internal Affairs Office; the Senate of the Republic, as head of the technical secretariat in the Cabinet of the President of the Senate.
Since April 2011 he has worked at the Independent Commission for the evaluation, transparency and integrity of public administrations (CiVIT) – since August 2013 the National Anti-Corruption Authority (A.N.AC.) – as coordinator of the Section for integrity in public administrations and as Deputy General Secretary.
Since January 2015 he has directed the Office for the regulation of transparency, anti-corruption and PNA of the ANAC.
She was a contract professor at the University of Tuscia in Viterbo, Faculty of Economics and Commerce, chair of “Local authority law” (from 1996 to 1999) and teacher in numerous specialization courses and post-graduate masters also aimed at managers and public officials. He has carried out research and written on the subject of public administration organization, administrative justice, public management and transparency.