Published May 10, 2024

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Creative Catalysts: Investing in the Creative Economy for Job Creation and Growth

From celebrating Italy's cultural heritage to embracing sustainability and nurturing talent, this Global Talks session illuminated pathways for fostering innovation and preserving the country's creative legacy on a global scale.

Session Speakers: 

Alfonso Dolce

Alfonso Dolce

CEO of Dolce & Gabbana Group

Carlo Capasa

Carlo Capasa

Chairman of Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana

Dario Rinero

Dario Rinero

CEO of Lifestyle Design Group

Elie Habib

Elie Habib

Co-Founder of Anghami

Giulia Crivelli

Giulia Crivelli

Journalist, Il Sole 24 Ore

Matteo Lunelli

Matteo Lunelli

Chairman, Altagamma


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Toni Scervino

Toni Scervino

CEO of Ermanno Scervino

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Key Takeaways

  • Italy's rich cultural heritage serves as a foundation for innovative advancements in the creative economy. Embracing both tradition and innovation propels the sector forward, ensuring its relevance and resilience in an ever-evolving global landscape.
  • Balancing creativity with environmental responsibility is crucial for ensuring the longevity and prosperity of Italian craftsmanship.
  • Nurturing talent within the creative industry through initiatives like "Adopt a School" is essential for fostering future innovation and growth.
  • Leveraging technology, particularly digital platforms, is instrumental in amplifying creative content and expanding global market reach.
  • Engaging younger generations in promoting the iconic "Made in Italy" brand is imperative for sustaining Italy's creative legacy and projecting it onto the global stage.

In a session focused on investing in the creative economy for job creation and growth, industry leaders and experts gathered to discuss the role of creativity in driving economic development. Hosted by prominent figures including CEOs and Chairpersons from leading Italian companies and moderated by Giulia Crivelli of Il Sole24ore, the session provided valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the creative sector.

The discussion began with Alfonso Dolce, CEO of Dolce&Gabbana Group, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of Italy and its influence on creativity. He emphasized the importance of preserving artisanal traditions while embracing innovation to propel the industry forward.

Carlo Capasa, Chairman of Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, underscored the need for sustainability in the creative sector. He emphasized the importance of balancing creativity with environmental responsibility to ensure a prosperous future for Italian craftsmanship.

Matteo Lunelli, Chairman of Altagamma, stressed the significance of nurturing talent in the creative industry. He outlined initiatives such as “Adopt a School,” aimed at inspiring young individuals to pursue careers in creative fields and providing them with the necessary skills and support.

Elie Habib, Co-Founder of Anghami, discussed the intersection of creativity and technology in expanding global markets. He highlighted the role of digital platforms in promoting and distributing creative content, emphasizing the potential for collaboration between technology and artistic expression.

Toni Scervino, CEO of Ermanno Scervino, emphasized the importance of cultural diplomacy and tourism in promoting Italian creativity abroad. He stressed the need to engage young generations in preserving and promoting the “Made in Italy” brand to sustain the country’s creative legacy.

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