A regional business confederation representing artisans, small enterprises, and self-employed workers across the Veneto, fostering economic development and entrepreneurial innovation.
At a glance
CNA Asolo serves as a representative organization for entrepreneurs and citizens in the territory, with a focus on supporting craft enterprises, small and medium-sized businesses, and independent workers. The confederation promotes economic and social development while advancing projects and innovation in the regional business community.
History
CNA Asolo is part of the Confederazione Nazionale Artigianato, Italy’s national confederation for artisans and small businesses. The organization operates as a point of reference for entrepreneurial activity in the Veneto region.
What you see
The organization operates from offices in Asolo, serving as a professional workspace for business support, consultancy, and networking activities.
Cultural significance
CNA Asolo embodies the Italian tradition of supporting skilled artisanship and small-scale enterprise. The confederation works to simplify business operations, encourage young entrepreneurs, and strengthen the regional economic fabric through advocacy, innovation, and practical support for workers and business owners.
Key facts
- Address: Viale Enrico Fermi, 37, 31011 Asolo, Veneto
- Phone: 0423 55152
- Website: cnaasolo.it
- Coordinates: 45.7843197, 11.9099889
Practical information
Opening hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30–12:30 and 14:30–18:30. Saturday and Sunday: closed.
Getting there
CNA Asolo is located on Viale Enrico Fermi in central Asolo. Contact the office directly for directions or details about accessibility.
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