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An illustrious concert hall in a building on Via Giuseppe Verdi, which harks back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the numerous musical associations (Musikverein) once found in Ljubljana and all the way to Vienna. It is home to the Philharmonic Society of Trento, founded in 1795. It boasts a beautiful organ, dating back to 1906.

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Director of the Confindustria Research Department. He was adjunct professor of Public Economics at the Universities of L’Aquila and Cattolica in Milan. He served on technical committees on public expenditure, fiscal federalism, and public finance at the Ministry of Economy and Finance and at the Institute of Economic Studies and Analysis.

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Once the seat of the provincial and regional councils, this splendid room inside the Palazzo della Provincia Autonoma di Trento (formerly the Imperial Hotel Trento) takes its name from the artist who designed, furnished and fully decorated it between 1953 and 1956 — Rovereto-born Fortunato Depero, whose artistic trajectory spanned Futurism, Cubism and Abstract Art, resulting in his unmistakable style.

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Antonio Campati is an Assistant Professor at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, where he collaborates with Polidemos (Center for the Study of Democracy and Political Change). He focuses on transformations of representative democracy, the role of elites, and intermediary bodies.

Antonio Campati

PhD in Political Science, he is responsible for the political-social and electoral team of Public Affairs at Ipsos Doxa, overseeing research projects in these areas for political actors, institutions, media, companies, and other organizations.

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Graduated in law. Journalist since 1975. He worked as Editor in Chief for Corriere della Sera and Il Sole 24ORE. He has been president of Longanesi from May 1015 till march 2025. At this moment he is president of Fondazione Corriere della Sera. He writes for Corriere della Sera.

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Born in Milan, in 1971 he graduated from Bocconi University. In 1986 he joined Pirelli, where he took the helm in 1992 and is now Executive Vice Chairman. Today, among other roles, he is Chairman of MTP&C and a member of the board of RCS and Bocconi. He is member of General Council and the Advisory Board of Assolombarda as well as the General Council of Confindustria.

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Marco Tronchetti Provera

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The palace was built shortly before 1740 on the initiative of the noble Trentini family. The façade, developed in height and characterized by a sober balcony, is among the most elegant of the eighteenth century in Trentino. The interior rooms were decorated between 1750 and 1765 by the Veronese painters Giorgio Anselmi and Orlando Fattori, the Bolzan painter Carl Henrici and the Milanese painter Pietro Antonio Bianchi. Also notable are the exuberant white and gold stucco and the majolica stoves in rococo shapes.Palazzo Trentini is now the seat of the Council of the Autonomous Province of Trento, with the Presidency and all the offices of the entity. The Sala dell 'Aurora, which will host some of the Festival's events, is considered the Palace's most prestigious venue. It is dominated by a large vault decorated with fake architecture and frescoed around 1750 with the Triumph of the Dawn, an allegory of the rise of the Trentini family, by an excellent Venetian school artist whose identity is still disputed by scholars.

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Full Professor of Economics and Business Management; Director of the School of Innovation of the Università di Trento. He was a director at the Research Service of the Banca d 'Italia; Director of the Centro Studi Confindustria; General Director of the ERGO-MTM Foundation. He collaborates with various newspapers: Domani; il Foglio; Corriere della Sera; Il Fatto Quotidiano; Il Riformista.

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Standing in the shadow of the ancient ramparts, for a long time Piazza Fiera was the beating heart of the city's markets and commerce, hence its name (which means “fair” or “market”).
The wide open spaces make Piazza Fiera ideal for hosting large business events, as well as cultural and musical gatherings. It serves as an important intersection for the city’s public transport, and the underground multi-storey car park means it is easily accessible by car.

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Partner and Head of Human Capital CoE at BIP, she supports CEOs and organizations in cultural, digital and leadership transformation. She focuses on integrating human and artificial intelligence and on developing new organizational models and skills. Author and speaker on AI and workforce evolution.

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Palazzo Sardagna, current home of the offices of the Rectorate of the University of Trento, is one of the masterpieces of Mannerism and early Baroque in Trentino. Dating from the 16th century, the building is built around a large central courtyard, the largest among those found in the city's historic buildings. From the exterior, walking through the entrance hall embellished with heraldic coats of arms, one enters the courtyard punctuated by a double order of loggias and long galleries.

Palazzo Sardagna – Sala delle Scienze

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Overlooking Piazza Dante and standing opposite Trento's train station, the building is a stone’s throw from the historic centre. This building was built between 1958-65 as part of a project by Trentino architect Adalberto Libera (1903-1963), a leading figure in Italian rationalist architecture.

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Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati, jurist, Senator of Forza Italia since 1994, was twice Undersecretary of State and member of the CSM. First woman elected President of the Senate of the Republic, she is now Minister for Institutional Reforms and Regulatory Simplification.

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