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.
Mariachiara Franzoia, a graduate in Languages and a registered journalist, is Vice President of the Provincial Council of Trento. Active in volunteering, she has extensive political experience in Trento. Former Councillor and Deputy Mayor with responsibilities for social policies, budget and European projects, she has served as a Provincial Councillor since 2023.
Born in Florence in 1976, she is a psychologist and psychotherapist. From 2014 to 2024, she served as a Deputy Mayor (Assessora) of the City of Florence, holding portfolios over the years for Welfare, Immigration, Housing, Rights and Equal Opportunities, and Education. On June 26, 2024, she was elected Mayor. She is the ANCI (National Association of Italian Municipalities) delegate for housing policies and the Shadow Lead for Social Inclusion at Eurocities.
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.
Claudio Soini è Presidente del Consiglio provinciale di Trento dal 2023. Perito edile, ha maturato una lunga esperienza amministrativa come sindaco di Ala (2015–2023) e nel sistema delle autonomie locali, con incarichi nella Comunità della Vallagarina e nella Giunta del Consiglio delle Autonomie locali.
Alberto Stefani (b. 1992), Law graduate with honors and researcher, has had a rapid political career: elected MP at 25 and Mayor at 26. Former Chairman of the Commission for Fiscal Federalism and Secretary of Liga Veneta, in 2025 he was elected President of the Veneto Region with over 64% of the vote.
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.
