Francesca Bria

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Inside the historic Palazzo Benvenuti, in Via Belenzani, new spaces open up to host, from time to time, companies, associations, events, exhibitions, conferences and training. In addition to the beautiful internal courtyard, we find Sala Nones, with 80 seats and a modern audio and video system. The new Clhub - Cassa di Trento for business innovation, regional business innovation hub and club ready to collect - and physically welcome in dedicated coworking and networking spaces - members, customers and citizens interested in entrepreneurial innovation. Finally, Palazzo Benvenuti Caffè, an elegant café that makes the beautiful ballroom of the palace available to the community.

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Francesca Bria, Innovation Economist, is an Honorary Professor at the Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) at UCL in London and a Fellow of the Stiftung Mercator in Berlin. She is President of ART-ER, the Emilia-Romagna Agency for Innovation and a member of the International AI Council established by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

Membro del Board dell’European Innovation Council (EIC)

She supervises the activities of the Centre aimed at providing policy advice and capacity building for local development. She holds a degree in Economics of Public Administration and International Institutions from L. Bocconi University, Milan.

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Roberto Viola is the Director General for digital policies at the European Commission (DG Connect). Before the European Commission, he was the Secretary General of AGCOM. From 1986 to 1999 he worked at the European Space Agency (ESA).

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The MUSE, opened in 2013 and designed by the architect Renzo Piano, is located in the new Albere district of Trento. One of the most frequented science museums in Europe, it combines the traditional exhibition techniques of the best natural history museums with interactive and multimedia routes, which stimulate the curiosity of visitors.  The building, with its profiles, large spaces and bright and light architecture, aims to be in itself a metaphor for the mountain, and proposes the visit of different natural environments, including a large tropical greenhouse.

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