On November 13, Naples will host the closing ceremony of the second edition of Up2Stars, the innovative program of the Intesa Sanpaolo group. This event represents a crucial moment for the valorization and growth of technological startups in Italy, a sector in continuous evolution and increasingly central to the country’s economy.
During the ceremony, an in-depth analysis of the national innovation scenario will take place. Success stories will be presented that will highlight the development opportunities for startups with a high technological content.
Representatives of the startups selected by the program will share their experiences, offering valuable insights on how to face market challenges and capitalize on new opportunities. The event will be held at the University of Naples Federico II, a university with a long academic tradition that this year celebrates 800 years since its foundation. In addition to this important anniversary, the university also hosts the Cnr Agritech and the Innovation Hub of Intesa Sanpaolo, nerve centers for research and innovation.
The meeting will feature official greetings from Giuseppe Nargi, Regional Director of Campania, Calabria and Sicily at Intesa Sanpaolo, and Matteo Lorito, Rector of the University Federico II. Round tables will follow with industry experts, offering participants the opportunity to discuss emerging trends and future strategies for startups. The closure of Up2Stars does not only mark the end of a program, but also represents a starting point for many innovative startups. With the support of institutions and the continued commitment to technology, the future of startups in Italy appears promising. In an increasingly competitive global context, initiatives like Up2Stars are essential to stimulate economic growth and foster innovation in our country.
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