Source: Treviso Creativity Week press office
With over 1,000 likes, the Veronese Foundation and its “Teatro Onlife” project won first prize in the national Impavidi Award competition, organised by Treviso Creativity Week. The founder of the
award, Gianpaolo Pezzato, said: “This first edition was a success in terms of participation with extraordinary ideas and projects. And above all with a strong participation of women, in fact
seven out of ten finalists are women.
Last Saturday, Teatro Comunale in Treviso hosted the final of the first edition of the “Impavidi Award 2021“, the national competition of Innovation Future School on the occasion of
the fifth edition of the Treviso Creativity Week (from 1 to 7 November 2021), which saw the crowning of the AIDA Foundation of Verona, awarded by the online vote with over 1000 likes.
The event was attended by Marco Petrazzi, innovation manager of SellaLab, main partner of the competition, who together with Luca Binotto, handed over the Raboso magnum bottled ad hoc
with a dedicated label by Ca’ Di Rajo. The winning project is the brainchild of Meri Malaguti, general manager of the Veronese Foundation, and Stefano Piermatteo. It is called “Teatro Onlife”
and was created during the pandemic.
It is a structured and continuous review of new shows – explain the founders – conceived and set up to be enjoyed by families on a dedicated online platform that offers a digital theatre
experience during which you interact with an actor in a private room. The intention is not to replace the theatrical experience, but to create something different from theatre, originating from
it.
During the evening, in addition to the first prize, other special prizes were awarded. Here are the other fearless entrepreneurs who received awards. Simona Dell’Utri, from Udine,
creator and founder of Bevalory, an innovative Edtech start-up with a social vocation, received the Labomar spa special prize. Roberta Masat, also from Udine, received the Yarix prize for
her start-up “Robimood”, a platform that brings together wine, people who want to donate and associations that receive, while the “Fondazione Oltre Il Labirinto Onlus” from Villorba (TV), which is
dedicated to adults with autism, received the Banca Prealpi Sanbiagio special prize.
Linda Scandagliato, the fearless Venetian founder of the “Che Buono Mamma!” project, an Italian community made up of mothers and young people with a passion for cooking, won the Keter
special prize. Lastly, the Maarmo prize went to Francesca Tenchini from Milan with her “Scherziamo_Seriamente” project, which revolutionised production at Calzificio San Giacomo in Brescia
during the toughest months and helped paediatrics, hospitals, social services, schools, families and children.
The first edition of the competition was a success with a majority of women participating. The creator of the Impavidi Award, Gianpaolo Pezzato, said: This edition was a success in terms
of entries with extraordinary ideas and projects. Above all, there was a strong participation of women: seven out of ten finalists were women. During the first part of the evening, a preview of
the book “Fearless: Women who inspire Women” was also presented, and some of these fearless entrepreneurs took to the stage: Lorraine Berton, Sabrina Carraro, Lucia Cuman, Luciana Cremonese,
Katy Mastorci and Debora Nicoletto.
We are already working on the second edition of the Impavidi Award, – concludes Pezzato. – In the meantime, we will be meeting from 1 to 7 November for the Treviso Creativity Week,
full of surprises and novelties. We will amaze you.
