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Interview with Gabriele Montelisciani, CEO and Co-founder of Zerynth, an Italian-based platform for developing IoT and Industry 4.0 solutions
Gabriele Montelisciani, CEO and Co-founder of Zerynth, an Italian-based platform – a spin-off of the University of Pisa – for developing IoT and Industry 4.0 solutions. Before becoming an entrepreneur, Gabriele was a Research Associate at the…
Interview with Matteo Fabbrini, CEO and Co-founder of FABA, an Italian-based interactive platform designed for education and entertainment for children
Matteo Fabbrini is the CEO and Co-founder of FABA, an Italian-based interactive platform designed for education and entertainment for children whose audio content educates and entertains without the need for screens. Matteo is also CEO of Maikii,…
The importance of agrifood startups to the food crisis: the research of the Food Sustainability Observatory of the Politecnico di Milano
According to the Food Sustainability Observatory of the School of Management of the Politecnico di Milano, there are 7,337 agrifood startups in the world listed between 2017 and 2021. In addition to facilitating people’s access to food,…
Italian equity crowdfunding: the economic-financial performance of startups that raised capital between 2014 and 2019
Italian Tech Alliance and BizPlace produced the first report on the economic-financial performance of startups that raised capital through equity crowdfunding platforms in Italy. According to the report, 23% of the companies that raised capital between 2014…
Interview with Giovanni Isoldi, CEO and Co-founder of Materia Medica Processing, the most advanced technology and scientific know-how on cannabinoid chemistry in Italy
Giovanni Isoldi is the CEO and Co-founder of Materia Medica Processing, the most advanced technology and scientific know-how on cannabinoid chemistry in Italy. Giovanni is also a Professor in phytochemistry at the Master of Phytotherapy at the…
Italian startups with significant social and environmental impact: the Social Innovation Monitor statistics
According to Social Innovation Monitor (SIM), in Italy, there are 486 certified startups with a significant social impact. These are startups halfway between nonprofit organisations and for-profit enterprises, and they can be distinguished into Innovative Startups with…
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