Director of MUSE of Trento, he has curated temporary exhibitions and permanent installations and is the author of over one hundred publications on museology, paleontology and enhancement of natural-cultural heritage. In recent years he has focused on a multidisciplinary approach to the Anthropocene. He has taught at the Universities of Padua, Milan, Modena and Reggio Emilia.
Graduated in Electronic Engineering from the University of Padua. Since 2010 General Director of Confindustria Trento and CEO of Assoservizi. He is also a Board Member of Trento Employment Agency, Trento Center for International Cooperation, UPT and Caf Interregionale Dipendenti del Triveneto.
She is responsible for human resources, public services and marketing at MUSE, she takes care of relations with companies, tourism entities and promotional aspects. Coordinator of Corporate membership and evaluation activities, she is also in charge of social reporting, coordinating ICOM Italy’s National Social Report Group.
She is manager of the Cultural Activities and Production Service of the Autonomous Province of Trento. Within this position he is in charge of the coordination of the Trentino museum system, promotes the integration and qualification of the overall museum offer.
She is president of Koinètica. She has been involved in social communication for many years, combining consulting with teaching and essay writing activities. She teaches communication in various universities. She has written several books on sustainability: the most recent is “Pericolo socialwashing: Comunicare l’impegno sociale tra opportunità e rischi”.
He is a Full Professor of Management at the "Vanvitelli" University and a member of the Board of Directors of the Royal Palace of Caserta. He has been involved in studies, consulting, and research on museum management for over 30 years and is the author of 9 books and more than 120 scientific publications.
Palazzo Calepini, currently serving as the headquarters for Fondazione Caritro, dates back to the late 16th century and was built at the behest of the noble Calepini family from the Giudicarie valleys. Between 1823 and 1844, Palazzo Calepini served as the seat of the Prince Bishops of Trento. In 1999, the building was acquired by the foundation to be used as their institutional headquarters.
