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Filippo Addarii, head of the international programme, acevo (association of chief executives of voluntary organizations – UK) Riccardo Bagnato, head of website communication, VITA third sector magazine - Email journalist and head of the news website of VITA- the Italian third sector magazine. he also collaborates with the magazine Alias, news website = Apogeonline, Smau.it, Repubblica.it, the newspaper il manifesto, the magazines Campus and Rolling Stone. his last publication is Armi d'Italia. Protagonisti e ombre di un made in Italy di successo (Fazi Editore, 2005) in collaboration with Benedetta Verrini. Stephen Bubb, Chief Executive, acevo(UK) - Email Fabrizio Cassinelli, journalist, ANSA, and founder of MediaCare - Email Journalist of the Italian news agency ANSA, he specialises in social issues (youth, addiction, social exclusion and immigration) he has been war correspondent in Albania and Kosovo. In 2006 he founded MediaCare, an association of newspaper and TV journalists who want to promote third sector news in the mainstream media and create a specialised press office for the sector. Jude Freeman, Head of Camberwell College of Arts, London - Email leads Camberwell, one of the five colleges of the University of the Arts, London. Her background is in art and design history, her research area was the employment of artists for graphic propaganda during the second world war. She has a long standing interest in combining art education with social commitment and at Camberwell the staff and students are closely connected to the artistic life and regeneration of the area. Adelina von Fürstenberg, Director, Art for the World. - Email As an international art curator, she worked with top artists such as Andy Warhol and Joseph Beuys. Adelina was the director of Le Magasin (Grenoble), one of the most important centres for contemporary art in the ’80s and ‘90s. In 1995 she created Art for the World, an NGO associated with the UNDP which aims to create, through the universal language of art, a meaningful and enduring dialogue among diverse peoples and cultures can be achieved, and world views can be fostered in order to encourage tolerance and solidarity and to advance education as a human right. In 2005 Adelina created Art for the World Europe, which is based in NAVA (Milan); she also started a collaboration with Hangar Bicocca (Milan). Ruth Lesirge, former director of Mental Health foundation and Independent consultant working with not-for-profit organisations – charities, social enterprises and public sector bodies. An experienced voluntary sector chief executive with expertise in management and governance; additional previous roles include Chair and trustee of a number of not-for-profit organisations. Background includes adult learning, Board development/good governance as well as voluntary sector management and coaching of not-for-profit chief executives and trustees. Barbara Nerozzi, director of LUNA – Free University of Arts - Email Architect, editor, publisher, academics at Politecnico of Milan and art consultant for Italian public institutions and fashion brands (Versace, Moschino, Ferre’, Hugo Boss). She founded and directs LUNA, one of the most cutting-edge universities of art and design in the country. Susan Osborne National Campaign Director of the Royal National Institute of Deaf - Email the Britain's biggest charity working for deaf and hard of hearing people, she works on a special two-year project to change attitudes and perceptions towards hearing loss. She was Executive Director of Communications at Cancer Research UK, where she oversaw the merger of Britain's two largest cancer charities. Roberto Santaniello Director, Representative of European commission in Milan Carlo Spoldi Private consultant in communication - Email Art director for Satchi & Satchi, Carlo worked with Oliviero Toscani at Benetton. He was the Chair of Greenpeace Italy. He has taken part in various contemporary art exhibitions with his digital art works. Moira Swinbank Chief Executive, TimeBank - Email Moira began her career in marketing in the private sector and moved to the third sector later working for The Children’s Society, NSPCC, The Full Stop Campaign. In 2000 she joined TimeBank, the national volunteering charity as Director of Corporate Affairs and became Chief Executive in January 2003. she’s also is Chair of Governors of Eardley School, the largest primary school in the borough of Wandsworth. The website of Time bank has been acknowledged the best one by leading media like the Guardian and Yahoo! | |