Intesa Sanpaolo supports preservation of cultural heritage in the region
Fondazione Marche, Chamber of Commerce of Ancona, Università Politecnica delle Marche, City of Ancona and Istao, with support from Intesa Sanpaolo, the parent group of Banca Intesa, have presented a public call for ideas for the second edition of “ECAPITAL Culture Adriatic Start Up School” for young people from the Adriatic – Ionian Macro Region aimed at enhancing cultural heritage of the region through development of innovative start-ups.
People up to 40 years of age from eight countries of the Adriatic – Ionian Macro Region: Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Croatia, Slovenia, Greece, and Italy are eligible to submit their ideas for setting up start-ups that contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage by September 15, 2016 by filling in an application form on the website http://startupschool.ecapital.it/.
The names of the selected candidates will be announced by September 30, 2016, whereas lectures and workshops will be held in the Italian city of Ancona between October 17 and December 16, 2016.
22.07.2016
Fondazione Marche, Chamber of Commerce of Ancona, Università Politecnica delle Marche, City of Ancona and Istao, with support from Intesa Sanpaolo, the parent group of Banca Intesa, have presented a public call for ideas for the second edition of “ECAPITAL Culture Adriatic Start Up School” for young people from the Adriatic – Ionian Macro Region aimed at enhancing cultural heritage of the region through development of innovative start-ups.
People up to 40 years of age from eight countries of the Adriatic – Ionian Macro Region: Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Croatia, Slovenia, Greece, and Italy are eligible to submit their ideas for setting up start-ups that contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage by September 15, 2016 by filling in an application form on the website http://startupschool.ecapital.it/.
The names of the selected candidates will be announced by September 30, 2016, whereas lectures and workshops will be held in the Italian city of Ancona between October 17 and December 16, 2016.
