Luxury Marketer
  1. Why luxury brands must pay attention to the branded residences opportunity: report
  2. Argentina: Reopening of a sleeping giant for luxury
  3. More connected, data-led and performance approach to influence business travel: trends
  4. Hennessy, bowing to contemporary tastes, enters new spirits category in company-first
  5. How AI is redefining retail real estate: report
  6. Luxury housing market growth slows in key cities worldwide: report
  7. Ending Coty deal, Kering signs 50-year beauty license with L’Oréal for flagship Gucci brand
  8. LVMH unveils most ambitious global program yet to showcase nature, craft and culture of 46 maisons
  9. Luxury brands build demand. Associates build loyalty
  10. New challenge for brands: Cost of running AI at scale
  1. Aimée Ann Lou embraces conscious couture with wholly sustainable luxury footwear across entire value chain
  2. African diasporic art show aims ambitiously to widen circle of private collectors beyond community 
  3. Argentina: Reopening of a sleeping giant for luxury
  4. LVMH ramps up presence in media with Paris Match acquisition
  5. More listings, sales expected worldwide in 2025 as luxury segment continues outpacing general real estate market
  6. How AI shopping can quietly erode brand loyalty – and what it means for luxury 
  7. Four Seasons outlines long-term growth strategy after 65-year run so far
  8. How can agentic AI reshape real estate’s operating model?
  9. 8 trends set to redefine experiential travel in 2026
  10. How did Patek Philippe build an Instagram following of nearly 2M in five years?
Comment

Education

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.

This content is accessible only to subscribers of Luxury Marketer. We would love for you to become a subscriber and enjoy the many benefits soon after. Please click here to enroll as a subscriber of Luxury Marketer. Already a subscriber?
 
NEW INTELLIGENCE

MOST READ
  1. Aimée Ann Lou embraces conscious couture with wholly sustainable luxury footwear across entire value chain
  2. African diasporic art show aims ambitiously to widen circle of private collectors beyond community 
  3. Argentina: Reopening of a sleeping giant for luxury
  4. LVMH ramps up presence in media with Paris Match acquisition
  5. More listings, sales expected worldwide in 2025 as luxury segment continues outpacing general real estate market
  6. How AI shopping can quietly erode brand loyalty – and what it means for luxury 
  7. Four Seasons outlines long-term growth strategy after 65-year run so far
  8. How can agentic AI reshape real estate’s operating model?
  9. 8 trends set to redefine experiential travel in 2026
  10. How did Patek Philippe build an Instagram following of nearly 2M in five years?


MORE IN Education
LVMH unveils most ambitious global program yet to showcase nature, craft and culture of 46 maisons
July 8, 2026
7 new rules of competitive advantage in luxury: Why the new moat is behavioral Open to all readers
June 16, 2026
3 questions every luxury brand founder must answer before year two
June 8, 2026
Human-led hospitality – critical driver of workplace performance in every sector – being overlooked: report
June 5, 2026
Luxury brands neglecting cultural venues where more UHNWIs are spending time: report
May 26, 2026
Value of luxury must be clearly demonstrated, genuinely felt by wealthy to retain loyalty Open to all readers
April 8, 2026



RECENT INTELLIGENCE
Why luxury brands must pay attention to the branded residences opportunity: report
July 13, 2026
Argentina: Reopening of a sleeping giant for luxury
July 12, 2026
More connected, data-led and performance approach to influence business travel: trends
July 12, 2026

How AI is redefining retail real estate: report
July 9, 2026
Luxury housing market growth slows in key cities worldwide: report
July 8, 2026
Ending Coty deal, Kering signs 50-year beauty license with L’Oréal for flagship Gucci brand
July 8, 2026