Generali has renewed its collaboration with the Milan Triennale, thanks to the initiative of the Friends of the Triennale, for the distribution to 500 students of Milanese universities of a card which allows free and unlimited access to the Triennale's activities. The presentation of the initiative took place today in an event at the Triennale Teatro dell'Arte during which the Group CEO of Generali, Philippe Donnet, spoke with the journalist Andrea Cabrini, director of CLASS CNBC, on the Company's role in society, of art and innovative thinking in the presence of the President of the Friends of the Triennale, Elena Tettamanti.
Generali Group CEO, Philippe Donnet, stated: “Generali wants to play an active and stimulating role in the involvement of communities. Supporting the Milan Triennale project means bringing people together and, in particular, making young people aware of education towards cultural heritage, an element of growth for the community, a stimulus for innovation and development for the economy”. The President of the Friends of the Triennale, Elena Tettamanti, highlighted: "Once again this year the number of students joining the Friends of the Triennale confirms the success of the project and recognizes the merit of the initiatives promoted by the Friends of the Triennale aimed at the younger generations" .
The President of the Milan Triennale, Stefano Boeri, made a point of conveying his greetings to all the participants in the meeting: "Making the Milan Triennale ever more open to young people, seeing them at the exhibitions, shows and festivals we organize is one of our main objectives. We thank Generali who, by participating in the Friends of the Triennale project, are supporting us on this journey". Generali is committed to the promotion and access to culture through the support of artistic and literary activities, cultural institutions and the enhancement of its cultural heritage, such as the historical archive and the 'Radici del Presente' archaeological museum in Rome.
