Giovanni Mariotti, who traveled with us at Consilium a few weeks ago to the liveliest of Swiss cities, offers a wonderful three-day itinerary to discover Zurich’s “goodies.” On January’s Bell’Europa!
“Zurich is among the top places in the world for quality of life. Thanks in part to the rich offer of neighborhoods, monuments and museums. As well as locally-related stores and restaurants. All in a well-kept natural and urban landscape.”
An event dedicated to drugs and getting out of addiction was held yesterday Monday, January 15, 2024, at Palazzo Lombardia in Milan. A meeting part of the “No more Silence” Project dedicated to schools, by SVSL (Senza Veli sulla Lingua), an association that fights for gender equality, against violence against women, which also promotes the development of greater awareness of primary and secondary school students, in collaboration with the Lombardy Region. To do this, the association organizes, throughout the country, meetings with testimonies from people who have lived through difficult experiences themselves, for the formation of culture and knowledge.
Each event, included within the Project, aims to analyze the psychological, legal and sociological side of the subject matter, touching on points of extreme topicality. In the meeting, faced with the drama of the percentages related to young students who use drugs, there were questions about the causes, consequences, including criminal ones, and hypotheses of paths of “exit from the tunnel.”
Among the guests were Sonia Bedeschi. Speakers included Ebla Ahmed, national president of the Senza Veli sulla Lingua Association; Giorgia Benusiglio, author of the book “Vuoi trasgredire? Non Fart I,” who firsthand entered the abyss of addiction and after risking her own life decided to dedicate it to raising awareness on the issue; Silvia Bassi, a psychologist who is an expert in criminology and clinical and forensic psychodiagnostics; and Giuseppe Lanfranco, legal counselor, who detailed the legal consequences to which one incurs in using or being found in possession of drugs.
The ecological transition also passes through energy efficiency: the EU is pushing for the final declaration of Cop28, currently underway in Dubai, to include a commitment to double the rates of improvement by 2030.
Meanwhile, there are those who have made reducing building consumption their core business, such as Enerbrain. Founded in 2015 thanks to four Italians who returned from abroad, it promotes a rational use of energy thanks to smart Cloud solutions and IoT technologies.
Agenda Digitale mentions it in this article in a list of 15 innovative companies to watch out for.
The story of It’s Prodigy in the Canavese Confindustria newspaper, as an outstanding example of success that started, really, from scratch.
“For Sano Musab Hijazi, founder of the well-known artificial intelligence startup It’s Prodigy, it hasn’t always been easy,” attacks journalist Giovanni di Giacomo, who recounts the ups and downs of a young man who grew up as a ‘foreigner’ in our country and became an enlightened entrepreneur in the field of artificial intelligence.
How did he do it? The details in the article.
Last Friday, we were guests of Enerbrain, which publicly opened the doors of its new headquarters in the presence of partners and stakeholders.
For the occasion, together with Enerbrain, we organised a round table at which four experts spoke about digitalisation at the service of energy and sustainability: Giuseppe Giordano (Enerbrain), Graziella Roccella (Planet Smart City), Giovanni Baroni (Confindustria, Billoo), and Ciro Cattuto (Fondazione ISI).
It was an opportunity to discuss important topics for the country, giving voice to the great potential for development that exists and the critical issues that still hinder a real energy transition.
Today we are in Misano for VISIONE SICUREZZA the event dedicated to road and rail safety in our country held this year inside the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli.
An important moment that saw the main exponents of industry organizations, experts, institutions and managers of the infrastructure supply chain confront each other on how to build synergies, operational optimizations and teamwork, in function of a development of the whole sector from the point of view of safety and sustainability.
We at Consilium, together with Economy Magazine, are media partners of the event.
