This is our mini series about NanoValbruna. We are highlighting an international forum that brings scientists, entrepreneurs, professors, professionals, journalists, science communicators, and especially young people to the heart of the Julian Alps to talk about innovation, environment, and regeneration. Enjoy conversations with climate changemakers in Valbruna, Italy.

Shownotes

Lorenzo Cercelletta is the director of Regenerative Design for ReGeneration Hub Friuli and founder of the Quiet design studio. He explores the profound impact of design on sustainability. He challenges the individualistic tendencies in the design world, urging a shift towards a more community-focused and socially responsible approach. Lorenzo emphasizes the importance of circular design thinking, considering a product or service's entire lifecycle. He discusses his own design journey, from his early passion for drawing to working with startups in Berlin, and his current work restoring native ecosystems with Anonima Reforestazioni. Finally, he highlights NanoValbruna's commitment to measuring and reducing its environmental impact, demonstrating that sustainability must be practiced, not just preached.

Episode in a glance

• The Role of Design in a Sustainable World
• Lorenzo's Journey into Design
• Misconceptions About Design
• Regeneration vs. Sustainability: A Design Perspective
• Lorenzo's Workshop at NanoValbruna
• Tracking NanoValbruna's Carbon Footprint

About Lorenzo Cercelletta

Lorenzo Cercelletta is the director of Regenerative Design for ReGeneration Hub Friuli, he brings his expertise in interaction design and circular thinking to NanoValbruna. He is also the founder of Quiet, a multidisciplinary design studio focused on creating human-centered and sustainable solutions.

Connect with Lorenzo Cercelletta and his work

Quiet Website: https://quiet.design/lander

Anonima Reforestazioni Website: http://anonimariforestazioni.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorenzocercelletta/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorenz.konrad/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anonima_riforestazioni

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This is our mini series about NanoValbruna. We are highlighting an international forum that brings scientists, entrepreneurs, professors, professionals, journalists, science communicators, and especially young people to the heart of the Julian Alps to talk about innovation, environment, and regeneration. Enjoy conversations with climate changemakers in Valbruna, Italy.

Shownotes

Annamaria Tartaglia, CEO of TheBrandSitter and founder of Angels4Women, brings a wealth of experience in fashion, investment, and sustainability. Annamaria shares her lifelong commitment to sustainability, emphasizing the importance of valuing resources, repairing and repurposing items, and making conscious purchasing decisions. She discusses the challenges of educating younger generations about sustainability in a culture of overconsumption and offers practical advice for consumers, such as checking labels, understanding production processes, and considering the long-term value of garments.

She provides insights into the economics of fast fashion versus luxury brands, highlighting the ethical considerations and community impact of different production models. Annamaria also explores alternative approaches to consumption, such as renting, swapping, and sharing clothes, emphasizing the importance of creativity and community in reducing waste. She discusses her journey in the fashion industry, the importance of quality and craftsmanship, and her personal commitment to avoiding online shopping. Annamaria shares her view of investing, emphasizing long-term impact and community building over short-term gains. She encourages supporting female founders and businesses that prioritize sustainability.

Episode in a glance

• A Lifelong Commitment to Sustainability in Fashion
• Making Informed Purchasing Decisions
• Annamaria's Journey in Fashion
• Changing the Fashion Mindset From Fast Fashion to Long-Term Value
• Regeneration in the Fashion Industry
• Investing in Sustainable Impact

About Annamaria Tartaglia

Annamaria Tartaglia is a visionary leader in the fashion industry, blending her expertise as CEO of TheBrandSitter with her passion for sustainable practices and impact investment. As the founder of Angels4Women, she empowers female entrepreneurs and promotes a more ethical and equitable business landscape.

Connect with Annamaria Tartaglia and her work

TheBrandSitter Website → https://www.thebrandsitter.com/

Angels4Women Website → https://angels4women.com/en/

TheBrandSitter LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/thebrandsitter/

Angels4Women LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/angels4women/

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This is our mini series about NanoValbruna. We are highlighting an international forum that brings scientists, entrepreneurs, professors, professionals, journalists, science communicators, and especially young people to the heart of the Julian Alps to talk about innovation, environment, and regeneration. Enjoy conversations with climate changemakers in Valbruna, Italy.

Shownotes

Francesca Cercelletta, creative director for ReGeneration Hub Friuli and graphic designer for Zegna, brings a unique blend of artistic vision and sustainability passion to NanoValbruna. As the organizer of "Frame The Change," a short film festival within the forum, she champions the power of visual storytelling in communicating complex environmental issues.

Francesca shares her journey into the world of filmmaking, recounting how her participation in a workshop in Naples inspired her to bring a similar experience to NanoValbruna. She describes the "Frame The Change" program, where young filmmakers, armed with just their iPhones, create short films centered around the theme of regeneration. Francesca emphasizes the importance of creativity, especially when working with limited resources, and how it can unlock innovative solutions and captivating narratives.

She discusses her own short film, "O' mare è casa toja" ("The sea is your home"), which was selected for the Pimiento Film Festival in Rome, and how this experience further fueled her passion for filmmaking. Francesca also talks about the value of bringing together diverse perspectives, the power of mentorship, and the importance of providing young people with opportunities to explore their creative potential. She shares her perspective on regeneration, emphasizing the need for tangible, real-world solutions, particularly within the fashion industry.

Episode in a glance

- Francesca's Role at ReGeneration Hub Friuli and NanoValbruna
- Frame The Change
- Francesca's Short Film: 'O' mare è casa toja'
- The Theme of Regeneration in Filmmaking
- Regeneration vs. Sustainability: A Creative Perspective

About Francesca Cercelletta

Francesca Cercelletta is the creative director for ReGeneration Hub Friuli and graphic designer for Zegna. She is the organizer of "Frame The Change" at NanoValbruna.

Connect with Francesca Cercelletta and her work

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/franziska.konrad/

Francesca on LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/francescacercelletta

Francesca's Short Film → "O' mare è casa toja”

Website → http://nanovalbruna.com

Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/nanovalbruna

Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/nanovalbruna

ReGeneration Hub Friuli LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/regeneration-hub-friuli

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