Interviews

Simona Rodano has lived and worked in New York for twenty years, but the path that led her to take care of education, music and promotion of Italian culture began much earlier and in a completely different area. Biologist of […]

Tony Balbi, known on social media as Tony Like a Local, lives between Rome and New York and tells the city through its neighborhoods, locals and habits of those who live there. This work has become a book, The New

Among the contacts started during the mission of the Liguria Region in Georgia there are those that could help Ligurian startups find interlocutors and opportunities in the United States. It is one of the aspects on which Maria Nives Riggio,

After the meetings in Georgia, the Liguria Region aims to follow the contacts started on the harbour system and on the transports. The passages discussed include a memorandum of understanding with the government of the American State and the possibility

We met Francesco Costa in Faenza, during the Post Festival, the successful event organized by the newspaper of which he is director, and we almost immediately ended up talking about America. Of Chicago, in particular, and of a small thing:

In Whippany, New Jersey, Capriccio has been one of the most recognized landmarks in Italian catering for forty-two years. Behind that name is Antonio Grande, known in the United States as Tony Grande: executive chef and entrepreneur, Calabrian of Mandatoriccio,

Giuseppe Valditara, Minister of Education and Merit, was in New York for the top-level week of the United Nations General Assembly, where on 23 September he took part in Multiply Possibility, the high-level event on financing global education, co-chaired by

Simone Weithers is American designer, business coach and brand strategist. After a journey into design, he built his career by helping startups and companies launch new products and consolidate their business. Simone works mainly with founder and innovative realities, with

When we talk about Italian citizenship and international mobility, many immediately think of the bureaucratic hurdles, overlooking the deep interplay of history, identity, and fundamental rights at their core. Amid recent regulatory developments, referrals to the Court of Justice of

Alessandra Locatelli, Minister for Disability, visited the Italian School Guglielmo Marconi in New York on 9 September, meeting students, teaching staff and representatives of Italian institutions in the city. During the morning he visited some classes of the school, signed