A network for life: kicking off the second edition of Pianeta Terra Festival, the event scheduled in Lucca from Thursday, October 5, to Sunday, October 8, dedicated to biodiversity. Initiatives involving the Sant'Anna School
Marco Frey and Fabio Iraldo, professors of Economics and Business Management at the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, are among the speakers at the second edition of Pianeta Terra Festival, the multidisciplinary event scheduled in Lucca from October 5 to 8 that traverses the green theme from different points of view: social, economic, literary, financial, philosophical, food, historical, architectural and scientific.
The title of this edition, organized by Editori Laterza and promoted by Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Lucca, under the scientific direction of Stefano Mancuso, is "La rete della vita": an exploration of biodiversity, a treasure to be preserved.
The participation of Sant'Anna School
As not only patronizing the Festival, the Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies is participating with Marco Frey and Fabio Iraldo, professors of business economics and management.
On Friday, October 6, Fabio Iraldo will speak, along with Fabia Romagnoli, president of Mariplast Spa, and Nicola Lamberti, popularizer and environmental engineer, in the debate "Usa la testa! Sfida accettata: i lavori e i premi". Fabio Iraldo will also attend on Saturday, October 7, with Claudia Chiozzotto, environmental sustainability expert, and Micol Sarfatti, Corriere della Sera journalist, for the talk "Oltre il greenwashing: come produrre e consumare in modo sostenibile". An event organized by the SuM (Sustainability Management) Laboratory of the Sant'Anna School.
Closing the cycle of talks from the Sant'Anna School on Sunday, October 8, is Marco Frey, who speaks with Daniele Fortini, president of Retiambiente Spa, in the debate "La natura non rifiuta. L’economia circolare in pratica", moderated by Luca Telese, journalist.
The full program of the initiative is attached.
