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Italy’s Altagamma reups for third edition of Adopt a School project to train next generation of luxury talent

February 6, 2024

Left to right: Serge Brunschwig, chairman/CEO of Fendi and board member of Altagamma for the development of human capital and talents; Giuseppe Valditara, Italian minister for education and merit; Altagamma chairman Matteo Lunelli; and Stefania Lazzaroni, general manager of the Altagamma Foundation after signing a collaboration agreement for the third time on the Adopt a School project to train students as they consider a career in artisanship. Image: Altagamma Left to right: Arduino Salatin, professor and Adopt a School consultant; Giuseppe Valditara, Italian minister for education and merit; Altagamma chairman Matteo Lunelli; and Stefania Lazzaroni, general manager of the Altagamma Foundation after signing a collaboration agreement for the third time on the Adopt a School project to train students as they consider a career in artisanship. Image: Altagamma

 

By Luxury Marketer Intelligence

Targeting a pipeline of talent for its member businesses, Italy’s Altagamma has embraced the third edition of the Adopt a School project to upgrade the training and manufacturing skills needed by Italian luxury brands.

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