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We discuss with Fabrizio Capobianco of Liquid Factory what to do to foster the growth of Italian start-ups by taking the best from the American model.
After spending 23 transformative years in Silicon Valley—where he founded multiple successful companies fueled by exceptional Italian engineering talent—Fabrizio Capobianco has returned to his roots in Valtellina, Italy. There, he’s launched The Liquid Factory, an innovative hub dedicated to nurturing the talents behind Italy’s next unicorn startups. In this captivating episode of the podcast Diritto al Digitale, he sits down with Giulio Coraggio from DLA Piper to share his remarkable journey, unveil the visionary mission of the Liquid Factory, and discuss what it takes for Italian startups to thrive on the global stage.
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