Nicola Saldutti

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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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Max Bergami is Founding Dean and CEO of Bologna Business School and Professor of Business Organization at the University of Bologna. He is a non-executive board member of United Ventures, Marr, and the Mast Foundation. He is also Vice President of EFMD Global, with responsibility for Organisational Transformation & AI.

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Max Bergami

After an international career in investment banking, he founded Nextalia in 2021, endorsed by leading Italian institutional investors to support the Country’s excellences. With over €2.2 billion in assets under management, Nextalia is the investment platform dedicated to private markets, capable of offering solutions for businesses and investors while driving the growth of Made in Italy.

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Francesco Canzonieri

Martina Mazzotta is an art historian, lecturer and curator specialized in philosophy and its relationship with the visual arts, music, magic and science. She grew up in the publishing house and Foundation created by her father, Gabriele Mazzotta, and has studied in Germany. She is an Associate Fellow at the Warburg Institute, University of London, and writes regularly for Domenica del Sole 24 Ore.

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Martina Laura Mazzotta

Born in Naples, degree in Political Science and tutor at School of Journalism Walter Tobagi.

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Graduating in International Economic Policy at Sciences Po, he studied Economics at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore. His research focuses on structural change in Sub-Saharan Africa, with an emphasis on the role of the labour market and the agricultural sector. He works as a research assistant at Sciences Po and J-PAL Europe (IDEE).

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