The 50 most innovative Italian entrepreneurs for GammaDonna

hhave had the courage to invest in their own ambitious projects and transform them into companies with a high rate of innovation: the FAB50 are entrepreneurs, researchers and scientists, the 50 most innovative Italian entrepreneurs of the year according to GammaDonna the association that has been working for twenty years to reduce the gender gap in the socio-economic field.

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GammaDonna, the 50 most innovative Italian entrepreneurs of the year

Some people use theIndustrial AI to reduce waste in manufacturing with the aim of enabling informed and intelligent decisions quickly, whoever uses the dynamics of gaming as a tool to evaluate and enhance the skills of talents.

Who created a platform of trading that revolutionizes the way we waste are exchanged, tracked and analyzed and who work internationally to make cities more inclusive and environmentally sustainable. The FAB50, the 50 most innovative Italian female entrepreneurs of the year according to GammaDonna, keep the flag of female entrepreneurship high.

The 50 most innovative Italian entrepreneurs (credit @gammadonna)

Gender Gap, how far still

Enhancing female entrepreneurship is a priority, given that in Global Gender Gap report 2023Italy slips 13 positions al 79th place out of 146 countries. And the data is inexorable: participation and the representation of women in politics has drastically deteriorated. And so from 40th place in the general classification for this split we ended up in 64th place.

A little better cross-section of participation and economic opportunities that women have in our country. Here you have a slight improvement from 110th place to 104th, in any case a disheartening figure because we remain in the lower part of the ranking.

GammaDonna, the enhancement of female entrepreneurship

Gamma Donna has the goal of continuing to promote the entrepreneurial spirit, leadership and innovation throughout the country: this year too it has collected fifty stories of businesses led by women who belong to different sectors, but share the same goal: to make the economy and society more sustainable, fair and inclusive through innovation applied to business, and generate a positive impact.

«Through the path of empowerment and enhancement of female entrepreneurship, GammaDonna aims to make gender differences less and less relevant in Italy and abroad. – explains the President Valentina Parenti – A challenge that we pursue with passion and enthusiasm. This year’s FAB50s tell us how change is becoming real».

Who are the Magnificent 50

Among the Magnificent 50 (the innovation stories video playlist is available on the platform) we find so Maria Laura Albini Of Arad Digital in Bolognaan independent consultancy boutique, specializing in supporting companies in their digital transformation journey from start to finish, leveraging practical skills and cutting-edge digital tools.

Carla Bendetti who creates his own startups Th-Habitatat 60 years old, a Ccommunity lab to bring machines and people together in a conscious collaboration in the HR world. His challenge is to integrate scientific precision and human qualities in the development of new models of collaboration between humans and machines.

From the virtual hospital to mobile gaming

Michelle Carolloof Catanzaro, with Doctorium created the first virtual (private) hospital. A platform that allows patients to consult specialists 24 hours a day, without queues, waiting times and having to face journeys of hope for a medical visit.

Angelina Fadda is a Sardinian travel designer and is the co-founder of Girls in Italy, the first Italian tour operator specializing in inspirational and highly ethical travel experiences for women only to discover the women who make Italy.

Martina Gianfreda is co-founder of whatsapp the first mobile gaming company in Italy. Its games, “with a classic heart and an innovative soul”, bring people into contact with each other, giving life to the largest communities dedicated to classic games such as Scopa and Burraco, or Belote in France.

From Artificial Intelligence to education

Ann Locicero is CEO and founder of smartFABa startup that uses industrial AI to reduce waste in production with the aim of enabling informed and intelligent decisions quickly.

Raffaella Moro is founder and CEO of Reair, with which, in the cleantech sector, it has given life to a totally green, certified, safe and long-lasting disruptive technology. This allows to break down harmful pollutants and significantly reduce the presence of bacteria and viruses in environments of collective use, by virtue of its depolluting and sanitizing action.

Donatella Solda in 2018 he founded Wonderful Education, one of the leading innovative SMEs in Italy that operates on the issues of education and innovation through applied research, learning design, training and incubation in education and training. The aim is to produce didactic innovation.

In his career Christian Vignoli he has held prestigious positions and is now CEO of Hemera Pharma, a spinoff of the University of Verona and the University of Milan. Born in 2021 as a biotech company specializing in regenerative medicine for neurological diseases. An all-Italian high-level research project involving two universities and some centers of excellence in central-northern Italy at the forefront in the treatment of spinal cord injuries. Hemera’s cell therapy is a candidate to be the world’s first cure for spinal cord injury.

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