Roberto Simoni

The event will take place in the Confcooperative cloud. Greetings from Roberto Simoni, President of the Trentino Cooperation Federation. Ernesto Seppi, President Melinda; Lorenzo Libera, President Cavit; Luca Rigotti, President Mezzacorona; Stefano Albasini, President Trentingrana; Giorgio Fracalossi, President Banca del Trentino Alto Adige; Francesca Gennai, President Consolida; Raffaele Drei, President Confcooperative Fedagripesca, Maurizio Gardini, President Conserve Italia. The event will take place in the Confcooperative cloud

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In the heart of the historic centre, Piazza del Duomo is Trento's “sitting room” where tourists and locals rub shoulders, surrounded by Renaissance palaces, the crenelated walls of Palazzo Pretorio and the lateral nave of the cathedral, dedicated to the city’s patron saint, San Vigilio.In this square there is the Bookstore, the Library of the Festival of Economics.

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Titans of the Impossible: Cooperatives Stay the Course Amid the Waves of Chaos – 130 Years of Trentino Cooperation

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The protagonists: Jenny Capuano, head of the cooperative training and culture area - Trentino cooperation; Roberto Simoni, president of Trentino cooperation; school cooperative representatives who have concluded school-work alternation in a cooperative form   Show "
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Located near the station and a short walk from the historic centre, the inCooperazione room was built in the 1970s when the building was built, now the headquarters of the Trentino Federation of Cooperation. Recently renovated, in its almost 50 years of activity it has also hosted two Presidents of the Republic.The events that will take place here will be organized by Federazione Trentina della Cooperazione

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Titans of the Impossible: Cooperatives Stay the Course Amid the Waves of Chaos – 130 Years of Trentino Cooperation

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