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Milan Set to Become the European Capital of Work Culture

Milan is gearing up to welcome international participants for the Forum HR - People & Culture 2025, a pivotal event in the landscape of work culture and organizational change. Scheduled from November 18 to 20, 2025, at the prestigious IULM University, this forum has transitioned from a national event to a major European platform that fosters collaboration among individuals, businesses, and innovations.

Theme of Co-Intelligence

The 2025 forum embraces the thought-provoking theme of Co-Intelligence, which highlights the interplay between human and artificial intelligence, advocating for a balance between technological efficacy and human values. This shift marks a paradigm switch from merely managing resources to empowering individuals, focusing on collective intelligence over individual performance. Over 3,000 participants, including more than 350 speakers from various sectors—HR leaders, executives, researchers, and innovators—will engage in discussions across talk shows, keynotes, workshops, and round table discussions.

An International Hub for Thought Leaders

For the very first time, the Forum will introduce an international hub, offering English-language events led by C-level speakers from across Europe. These sessions will be live-streamed on www.comunicazioneitaliana.tv, aiming to facilitate a cross-border dialogue around innovation, leadership, and sustainable work culture. Free registration is available for international attendees, underscoring Milan's commitment to fostering global interactions within the HR community.

Fabrizio Cataldi, the founder of Comunicazione Italiana, stated, "Opening the forum to the international HR community reaffirms Milan's role as the European capital for the dialogue on people and culture. Our mission is to intertwine human intelligence, technology, and values, shaping the future of work."

About Comunicazione Italiana

Comunicazione Italiana stands as Italy's leading network for C-level executives and decision-makers. The organization is dedicated to knowledge sharing among businesses and advocacy groups and currently connects over 240,000 professionals through various events and initiatives that emphasize innovation, sustainability, and people-centered leadership.

The Forum HR - People & Culture 2025 is expected to be a significant milestone in the evolution of work culture across Europe, signaling a new era where collaboration, innovation, and sustainability take center stage. As we look forward to this inspiring event, it promises to enrich the dialogue on how technology and human values can positively transform the workspace across the continent.