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Danieli Group and Metinvest, Giacomo Mareschi Danieli: a strategic green steel partnership in Piombino

Under the leadership of CEO Giacomo Mareschi Danieli, Danieli Group has entered into a partnership with Metinvest. The agreement, signed at the Italian Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, marks a significant step toward the development of an advanced, low-emission steel production plant in Piombino. This joint venture not [...]
Sebastien Clamorgan (Venia International): Eat’n’go’s “Feeding the Frontline” initiative

"Feeding the Frontline" is the charity initiative recently launched by Eat'n'go, the Nigerian food operator headquartered in Lagos. The Group, which is in a joint venture with Sebastien Clamorgan's global firm Venia International, is providing food for essential workers during the Covid-19 crisis: so far, indeed, 6,500 workers who are [...]
Iniesta for football innovation

Andrés Iniesta, Barcelona legend, is now the face of the FedEx Champions of Business campaign. The initiative, created by FedEx, aims to highlight businesses that are redefining the boundaries of the football world, making a positive impact on the sport through innovation and entrepreneurial success. According to the official FedEx [...]
Sebastien Clamorgan: the businessman and the history of his noble family

Sebastien Clamorgan is a businessman, an entrepreneur, and the founder of the global firm Venia International. His great grandmother, Madeleine Clamorgan, is particularly relevant in the noble history of his family, since she was a literate, a teacher, a philosopher and a writer. During her times, many educated men knew [...]
The support from Sebastien Clamorgan to Eat’n’go and Slum2School

Venia International, the firm founded by Sebastien Clamorgan in the late Nineties, is part of a joint venture with the Nigerian restaurant group Eat'n'go. They followed the Slum2School project, an initiative carried out from December 2018 to December 2019, which allowed to raise 50 million naira to support 1000 kids [...]