Gabriele Labombarda was interviewed on the occasion of the launch of the 2017 edition of the “I Fuoriclasse della Scuola” project, aimed at awarding those young talents of secondary schools who are the winners of the contest organised by the Italian Ministry for Education, University and Research.
Bernoni Grant Thornton has been supporting the project since last edition.
“We support young talents because we believe that the strength of our country is in the ideas of new generations” stated Gabriele. “These young generations will be called to compete in an increasingly international and global environment and we believe that the best way to make them have a privileged position is to allow them to grow in a competitive environment where they can develop their skills, their curiosity and their character. I would advise young talents to always be curious.
Being a talent does not certainly mean following a pre-established way, but rather thinking outside of the box, pursuing an idea and make it real. The value of talents for our country is their ability to bring Italian creativity abroad, and following unexplored paths is certainly the way to help Italian young people and Italy to find a better future”.
