_nl_At 19.00, a round table will be held, with designers, master artisans and technological innovators, who will demonstrate how the synergies between sectors that appear to be completely different can come together to create truly unique design pieces. The novel products that emerge will be based on a combination of awareness, excellence and know-how, supported by the common thread of continuous development. A debate between Daniel Libeskind, Vittorio Livi (President of Fiam Italia), Giancarlo Selci (founder and CEO of Biesse Group), Paola Vacchina (President of Enaip), Paolo Molteni (from the Cantù Made Italy project), Valentina Aprea (Councillor for Education, Training and Employment, Lombardy region), Luca Delfinetti (Councillor for Economic Activities, Cantù borough), and the Hon. Luigi Bobba (Under-secretary of the Ministry for Labour and Social Policy).
_nl_Following the meeting on the theme of Design and Technology, aspiring chefs from Enaip will stage a cocktail-dinner, using traditional local products in an innovative way, with a show-cooking session, along with wine tasting and live music. The Cloister is a unique backdrop for the installation of design products which are the result of a unique combination of creative genius and cutting-edge technology, such as the mirrors designed by Daniel Libeskind for Fiam Italia, the K14 kitchen by Cantù Made Italia, and other items made by students of Enaip Lombardy.
_nl_”For our group, this will be a strategic event <\/i>– says Raphaël Prati, Marketing & Communications Director at Biesse Group – and our presence once again serves to confirm the close connection between our products and the world of design – objects made with the help of our technologies, which allow users to design, simulate and produce, with no limits<\/i>“.
_nl_Thanks to volunteers from the Italian Touring Club, participants at the event will have the opportunity to visit the Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, which, exceptionally, will be open in the evening. This sixteenth-century treasure chest, nestled between the grand buildings on Corso Magenta, was once the seat of the most important convent in the city, belonging to the Benedictine order, and decorated inside with a vast cycle of frescoes attributed to the school of Leonardo.
_nl_This event was conceived by Biesse Group, Fiam Italia and Enaip Lombardy, and launched in partnership with: Cantù Made Italy, the City of Cantù Department of Economic Policies, the Cantù Wood Festival, the Moscatelli Brothers, and volunteers from the Italian Touring Club.
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