Rewarding the best innovators in the country by structuring a dream team of Italian innovation, linking institutions, the world of work, the business world with the best Italian startups: this is the goal of the Angi Award, which has now reached its IV edition and promoted by the National Young Innovators Association with the high patronage of the European Parliament and the European Commission.
11 categories that will be awarded on Wednesday 1 December, at the Auditorium of the Ara Pacis museum, in Rome, for a total of 30 projects of excellence in the world of business and startups, ranging from science to health, from culture to tourism, passing through mobility, energy, environment, communication and smart city.
The presentation of the Award saw the intervention of the delegates of the Innovation Intergroup: the deputies Federico Mollicone, Luca Carabetta and the senator Patty L'Abbate. Among the exponents of the corporate world who support the Angi mission were Ivan Vigolo, group chief innovation and information officer of Acea, Maurizio Montagnese, president of Intesa Sanpaolo innovation center, Massimiliano Colognesi, head of external affairs Bat Italia, Massimo Nordio, vice president group government relations and public affairs of Volkswagen Group Italia and Michelangelo Simonelli, senior government affairs director Gilead Sciences.
"This award represents a prestigious showcase, behind which there is our mission, the daily effort to give strength and stimuli to young talents", declared the president of Angi, Gabriele Ferrieri. "Our task - he continued - is to make them emerge, through collaborations and projects of high value with institutions and large companies. Young people and excellence that we are committed to supporting and enhancing, carrying out our mission with constant commitment and dedication ". Ferrieri then illustrated the successes achieved in recent years by the association, both with institutions and with the business world, underlining the constant commitment and dialogue with decision makers, young people and the excellence of Made in Italy,to promote and disseminate the culture of digital and sustainability in Italy. The goal, explained the president, is to make the country a true "smart nation" under the banner of inclusiveness and the enhancement of its economic and industrial ecosystem.
At the center of the discussion with all the interlocutors who will intervene in the celebrations of the Angi Award, finally, the Manifesto for the Next Generation promoted by the association is of importance, which has identified guidelines and investment planning to make the allocation of resources more efficient. of the Pnrr, in order to accelerate the Italian economic recovery, focusing on the issues of digitization, innovation, sustainability and cybersecurity.
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