ROMA (ITALPRESS) – Innovation, talent and vision of the future: Involve Space is the winner of the 2026 Change Prize, the contest promoted by CNA with the participation of Unioncamere, arrived this year to the ninth edition, and with the main partners Ali Energy Advisor, Amazon, Edenred, Mazda and Philip Morris Manufactoring & Technology Bologna. Selected among over a thousand startups from all over Italy, Involve Space has won the jury of experts chaired by journalist Federico Ferrazza, distinguishing itself for the innovative idea. Based in Como, Involve Space develops reusable low environmental impact stratospheric platforms for Earth observation, technological testing and scientific research. The solutions operate as high-altitude pseudo-satellites, combining sustainability, real-time data and aerospace innovation. The winners were CNA President Dario Costantini and Secretary General Otello Gregorini. “The finalists of the Change Prize are not simply excellencies: they are the concrete demonstration that Italy has all the energies to guide change,” said Constantine.
“These young entrepreneurs are rewriting the future of Made in Italy, bringing innovation in the most strategic sectors, from health to sustainability. As CNA we believe in them and we will continue to invest in this extraordinary human capital, because it is from here that the growth of the country passes”. An edition that once again confirms the central role of artisans and micro enterprises as a driving force for innovation: from environmental sustainability to quality of life, to the most advanced technologies, change takes shape in the everyday life of business. To complete the podium are Kymia and Pestop. Kymia Srl, based in Catania, transforms agricultural waste, in particular the mallo of pistachio of Bronte, in bioactive ingredients with high value for cosmetics, nutraceutica and food. Pestop Srl, based in Genoa, develops an automated technology for the production of traditional pesto, replicating artisan processes through an innovative patented machine.
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