Il Sole 24 Ore talks about the Startup Europe Mediterranean launch event that was held in Matera on March 1^st 2019. SEMED is the initiative powered by FacilityLive in collaboration with the European Commission’s Startup Europe initiative, to create the innovation platform of the Mediterranean that connects and produces opportunities for startups, investors, corporates, universities, policymakers, research centres and incubators. Click here for further information on SEMED.

Our Founder and CEO Gianpiero Lotito is the first “non-political” Italian who has been invited to give a speech at UN for more than 20 years. He spoke at the UN event to commemorate the anniversary of Indian activist, Mahatma Gandhi’s birth, internationally recognised as ‘Non-Violence Day’.

Just after the event he was interviewed by Corriere.it.

“Humans determine the direction of progress and I think this is one of the most important fronts to face” said Gianpiero in the interview.

One of the world’s most influential newspapers, the Süddeutsche Zeitung, published this article in their financial section dedicated to Gianpiero Lotito and FacilityLive. It portraits the adventure created by Gianpiero Lotito and Mariuccia Teroni and becomes the prototype of the small Valleys of the future as an alternative to Silicon Valley.

Our Founder & CEO Gianpiero Lotito begins his collaboration with Il Foglio with this article in which he talks about the Italian and European digital industry and the importance of looking to the future with courage.

Our Founder & CEO Gianpiero Lotito is mentioned among the winners of the 2019 edition of Premio Heraclea.

Il Quotidiano del Sud published an interview to our Founder & CEO Gianpiero Lotito entitled: “The real challenge? It is in the South”.

FacilityLive is quoted as an important partner of the Matera Digital project in this article of Il Sole 24 Ore.

Our Founder & CEO Gianpiero Lotito is interviewed by Italia Oggi on the need of a strong European digital industry.

Gianpiero Lotito, Founder & CEO of FacilityLive and President of the European Tech Alliance was interviewed by Bloomberg on the new digital copyright rules and other rules impacting the European tech industry.

Alto Adige announces the “Dialogues of Merano” event that took place on March 29^th and presents our Founder & CEO Gianpiero Lotito, guest speaker at the event, and FacilityLive.

Our Founder & Chair Mariuccia Teroni spoke about the privilege of living the current digital transformation for the young generation at the Rise for Wellbeing event organized by the University of Parma on March 21^st.

La Provincia Pavese published this article which contains a quote of  our Founder & Chair Mariuccia Teroni, who was invited as guest speaker at the event “From Expo2015 to #Matera2019” organized by Stati Generali delle Donne on January 25th in Matera. Mariuccia is presented among “the 100 women who will change Italy”.

Corriere Innovazione presents the first edition of the Technology and Innovation Conference organized by Confindustria Pavia on October 24^th. Our Founder & Chair Mariuccia Teroni was among the panelists of the session on the challenges and opportunities generated by the digital revolution in the 4.0 industry. This was a spinoff event of the Cosa Sarà Festival. More information on www.cosasarafestival.it.

FacilityLive was the main sponsor of the first edition of Cosa Sarà: the festival that was held in Pavia on October 19th, 20th and 21^st to reflect on future and innovation with prestigious guests coming from the worlds of media, science, technology, work and more. Cosa Sarà has been promoted by the Small Valley Association, founded by Mariuccia Teroni and Gianpiero Lotito, in collaboration with the Municipality of Pavia, the University of Pavia, the Province of Pavia and Confindustria Pavia. More information on www.cosasarafestival.it.

FacilityLive was the main sponsor of the first edition of Cosa Sarà: the festival that was held in Pavia on October 19th, 20th and 21^st to reflect on future and innovation with prestigious guests coming from the worlds of media, science, technology, work and more. Cosa Sarà has been promoted by the Small Valley Association, founded by Mariuccia Teroni and Gianpiero Lotito, in collaboration with the Municipality of Pavia, the University of Pavia, the Province of Pavia and Confindustria Pavia. More information on www.cosasarafestival.it.