Access, artificial intelligence and quality of life in the new generations
Furio Camillo is Professor of Economic Statistics at the University of Bologna and scientific director of Webboh-LAB, an observatory on youth culture and emerging generations. His research focuses on data analysis, psychographic research, and the relationship between young people, economy and social change.
After studying Economics and Business at the Catholic University of Piacenza and gaining experience at the EDHEC Business School in Lille - France, she decided to embark on her career straight away and follow in the footsteps of her father Pier Luigi within the company, initially holding various roles to gain a thorough understanding of all departments until 2008, when she took charge of Marketing and Communications, raising the company’s profile throughout Italy and beyond the city limits.
Born in 1993, he is the co-founder of Webboh.it, the community launched in 2019 that has become the go-to reference for Gen Z. Giulio has always been passionate about communicationsince he was 16. In April 2019, he founded Webboh alongside Ivan Buratti and Diego Odello. Today, the platform boasts 15 million monthly interactions and over 5 million followers. Cited as a reference by even the Accademia della Crusca and Treccani, Webboh is known as "the Gen Z Bible".
Stefano Visconti is an entrepreneur and CEO of Incrementoo, the largest marketing agency in Italy specializing in restaurants. He contributes to the growth of hundreds of restaurants every day, developing results-driven marketing models. He leads a holding company active in the food and tech sectors, investing directly in the industry.
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.
