NFTs Enter the Cultural Heritage Market in Italy
In September 2021, Italian startup Oasis.srl announced plans to launch cho.earth, a blockchain-based platform for creating and selling NFTs linked to cultural and artistic sites.
In September 2021, Italian startup Oasis.srl announced plans to launch cho.earth, a blockchain-based platform for creating and selling NFTs linked to cultural and artistic sites.
Heritage marketing uses a company’s historical and cultural assets to build identity and trust. The strategy emerged in the United States in the 1960s and gained traction in Italy around 1990.
The 6th edition of the Salon of Micro and Small Businesses took place July 13–14, 2021, at BHR Hotel in Quinto di Treviso, drawing hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of visitors for business networking and matchmaking.
An industrial wool mill designed by engineers Poggi and Gaudenzi, completed in 1924 in Prato. The complex remains partially operational and represents significant early twentieth-century industrial architecture in Tuscany.
On July 30, 2020, Veneto women business owners held an aperitif meeting in Belluno to exchange ideas and discuss initiatives.
In July 2020, a network of female business owners in Veneto region launched a professional networking app and held summer gatherings across eight provinces.
On 20 July 2020, the Imprenditrici Venete network organized an apericena event at La Pescaccia restaurant in Rovigo to bring together women business owners for networking and exchange.
On July 23, 2020, Imprenditrici Venete organized an outdoor aperitif dinner at Ca’ Nigra Lagoon Hotel in Venice for women business owners to meet and exchange ideas.
On July 21, 2020, Venetian women entrepreneurs met for an outdoor aperitif dinner in Marcon to exchange ideas and build community connections.