Venice 2022 – CARE's – The ethical Chef Days

CARE’s on Tour | Venice
14-16 October 2022

What is life like in a lagoon city? What are the threats caused from rising sea levels? What systems should be adopted to be sustainable, also in terms of energy?

Making a positive change and overcoming everyday challenges is possible. We will therefore enter into the heart of Venetian life to understand what has been done in terms of sustainability and to reflect on what can still be done.

Cultural experiences, green mobility projects, interesting talks and dinners in unusual locations await us.

CARE’s Talk

Saturday 15 October 2022

Sustainable energy and presentation of ‘Venice Hydrogen Hub’ project

What systems must be adopted to be sustainable in terms of energy?
Inside the House of the Ortolan at 'La Certosa', international industry
professionals answered this question.

Alberto Favero

CEO of Baxi, outlined the company's directions for an increasingly sustainable future.

Paolo Ferretti

Co-founder of CARE's, emphasised the importance of cohesion between companies and the role of the circular economy in accelerating the energy transition.

Federico Giudiceandrea

Outgoing President of Assoimprenditori and current President of Südtiroler Wirthschaftsring, previewed an innovative and ambitious project. 'Venice Hydrogen Hub' proposes to create a sustainable and self-sufficient energy microcosm right on La Certosa island, promoting, accelerating and disseminating green hydrogen technology for mobility and linking it with other energies from renewable sorces.

Walter Huber

The founder of the Institute for Technological Innovations in Bolzano, Walter Huber, continued with an extensive and comprehensive presentation on the Venice area, arguing that the vision of clean and silent mobility is not an utopia, but a step towards the future.

Fabrizio Longo

Brand director of Audi Italia, explained the company's commitment to encourage the transition from individual mobility to social responsibility.

Stefan Verhoeven

Global Manager of Miele Netherlands, argued how crucial it is to share responsibility for an ethical world, emphasising how sustainability is as central to the company's production process as it is in customers' homes.

Andrea Visentin

Co-Creator of Radici Future 2030, concluded by illustrating the project's mission. 'Radici Future 2030' proposes itself as the first festival of sustainability, circular economy and enterprise, which aims to create a territorial network connecting schools, companies, institutions and citizens, to promote initiatives around these issues.

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Social Responsibility Award 2022

Once again this year, Marchesi 1824 presented the Social Responsibility Award.

The team lead by Hamed Mohamad Karim, co-owner of Orient Experience, was the winner of the award aimed at enhancing ethical and social commitment.

Founded in 2012 in Venice, through its gastronomic offerings and collaboration with welcome centres, it highlights the potential of the connections between different cultures as a source of innovation and education to the other.