Talent Garden is a network of co-working spaces focused on technology transfer. It has locations in over 20 cities across Europe and aims to bring together 3500 members. The document describes some of Talent Garden's programming including a 60 hour Envisioning Academy on digital transformation, a 30 hour Hackstorm for developing new ideas, and an Idea Lab for validating concepts.

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4. transfer for technology

5. Co-Creating

6. Meeting & Sharing

7. Brescia 2012

8. Barcelona
Spain
Cosenza
Rome
Poste Italiane
Pisa
SarzanaGenoaTurin
Padua
Pordenone
BresciaBergamo
Tirana
Albany
Bucharest
Romania
Wien
Austria
Kaunas
Lithuania
Milan
Calabiana
Milan
Merano
Turin
Fondazione
Agnelli
Rome
Cinecittà
Dublin
Copenhagen
San
Francisco
3500 members

9. Presentation title — Year
1 Create An Experience

10. Presentation title — Year
2 Design Moments For Sharing

11. Envisionig
Academy
60 hours of inspiration and
envisioning on digital
transformation, innovation and
technology, dedicated to people
who believe in innovation as a
driver of development. Lecture
and workshops to imagine
tomorrow and lead the change.
Innovation
Laboratory
Masterclass
An engaging, quick and
effective professional update
for people who need to improve
or update their vertical
capabilities in the digital
environment.
Vertical
Skills
Hackstorm
30 hours full immersion to find
the Next Big Idea: this is the
aim of a marathon in which the
company puts itself into play to
develop new products, services
or processes, thanks to the
collaborative work of the most
innovative employees.
Idea
Generation
Idea Lab
Validation process of ideas in
order to find new solutions and
develop them within the
company. The solutions will
have to be integrated both with
technology and with the
Idea
Validation
3 Change The Culture

12. 1 Create An Experience
2 Design Moments For Sharing
3 Change The Culture

13. “I robot del futuro saranno intelligenti e
in grado di provare emozioni?”
“Enormemente più veloci ed efficienti di
oggi, sì. Coscienti ed empatici, no
Federico Faggin
Coscienti ed empatici, no.”