Second meeting of Scintille #2 | Torino Social Impact

This year, I3P, the Incubator of the Polytechnic University of Turin, celebrates 25 years: a significant milestone, dotted with the successes of the hundreds of startups it has supported over time, to be celebrated together with the innovative entrepreneurship community through a series of special initiatives throughout 2024.

In the series of special events titled Scintille (Sparks) – a series of meetings with brilliant minds and leading personalities, coming not only from the world of technology but who have made a significant mark in their field of activity – I3P is pleased to present the meeting on Tuesday, April 16, with an internationally renowned winemaking entrepreneur: Angelo Gaja.

Angelo Gaja is the most famous producer of fine Italian wines in the world; the “king of Barbaresco,” a wine that once few considered and that Gaja has made appreciated – both by the best international critics and by the most refined clientele – through the combination of an obsessive orientation to the quality of the product and evolved commercial strategies.

Angelo Gaja has changed the fortunes not only of his family company but of his entire territory, with insights and courageous choices decades ahead of his time: an entrepreneur who has always and obstinately focused on the search for excellence in all aspects of the business: product, brand, organization, environmental sustainability. His bottles continue to win the best international awards and are a must in the biggest restaurants in the world. Even today, Angelo Gaja continues to have a great passion for his work and a constant inclination to imagine and design the future.

How to participate

The event will take place on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, starting at 6:00 PM, in person at the Agorà Hall of the I3P incubator, located inside the Campus of the Polytechnic of Turin and accessible both from the main gate at Corso Castelfidardo 30/A and from the pedestrian entrance at Via Pier Carlo Boggio 59.

Participation in the meeting is free, upon registration on Eventbrite.