Interviews

Barbara Torasso tells LuisaViaRoma between fashion and community

“So, first of all, here we are at one Bond Street,” says Barbara Torasso, casually pointing to the building. It’s an imposing building, but not opulent-it has that rugged sobriety typical of New York industrial structures of the Roaring Years. Yet in here today they sell clothes and fashion accessories, not pieces of metal. Barbara […]

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Cometa Coaching: A Journey of Growth, Leadership, and Cultural Transformation

Mariateresa Romeo is the founder of Cometa Coaching, a company offering executive coaching and leadership development services. With over twenty years of experience in corporate consulting, she has supported leaders and organizations in both Italy and the United States, addressing challenges related to organizational change and cultural transformation. Her mission is to help professionals and

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Balestrazzi on Auticon: “We’ve proven that neurodivergence is a value”

Founded in Germany and active in Italy since 2019, Auticon is a unique tech consultancy firm: it exclusively employs professionals on the autism spectrum, leveraging their cognitive talents in fields like data analysis, software testing, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. We interviewed Alberto Balestrazzi, CEO of Auticon Italy, who told us how the project began in

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From citizenship to community, Italians abroad between law and bureaucracy

Access to Italian citizenship is an issue that affects millions of people around the world. Many descendants of emigrants still face a complex bureaucratic system of changing legal interpretations and very long waiting times. Attorney Alessandro Mignacca works every day to assist those who want to obtain recognition of Italian citizenship. “Our vocation is to

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Stefano Boeri on His “Vertical Forest” at Rizzoli in New York

Stefano Boeri speaks calmly about his architectural works, but it doesn’t take much rhetoric to understand how the Vertical Forest, ten years after its inauguration in Milan, has changed the way we look at cities. During the event held at the crowded Rizzoli Bookstore—attended by Consul General Fabrizio Di Michele—Boeri presented Bosco Verticale – Morphology

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Beyond Borders: Michele Busiri Vici’s Journey from Italian Tradition to New York’s Architectural Challenges

“When I began my career, architecture in Europe was a fertile ground for experimentation and theory. I was fascinated by this, but I felt the need for something more practical and immediate. Moving to New York was a decisive step for me.” Michele Busiri Vici, born in Rome, is an Italian architect who carries on

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