Get involved
Cooperation sits at the centre of how the Chamber works. Entering a new market, innovating, making a supply chain sustainable or growing a territory: none of these is solved by one player alone, or by one skill alone.
That is why we work with whoever completes what the Chamber cannot cover alone: institutions, companies, universities, associations, research centres, territories and professionals with a technical, creative or sector-specific skill.
A collaboration can begin by building a new initiative together, or by contributing a specific skill to something already under way.
Institutions, companies, universities, associations, research centres and territories can identify a challenge or an opportunity with the Chamber and develop an initiative from the outset.
That might mean projects, studies, programmes, events, dialogues, training, or joint applications to calls and funding schemes.
In that case the parties jointly define objectives, contributions, responsibilities and the results expected.
Specialists and professionals can also collaborate by bringing a technical, creative or sector skill to an initiative already under way.
You can bring research, specialist content, data, technology, communication, photography and video, design, production, facilitation or any other capability the work needs.
The role, the scope and the terms of involvement are set according to each initiative.
Thinking through and building an initiative together, with objectives, responsibilities and results set from the start, and applying for funding where it makes sense.
Research, analysis, data, studies, content and methodologies developed collaboratively.
Creating spaces to go deeper into themes of common interest, bring different perspectives together and open new routes to cooperation.
Getting companies, organisations, professionals or territories ready for a new context.
Projects tied to the sustainable transition, to technology and to new ways of growing.
Initiatives connecting cities, regions, universities, companies and local ecosystems across Brazil, Italy and Europe.
A collaboration can start small. What matters is a clear objective, genuine complementarity between the parties and a real capacity to deliver.
A collaboration does not start with a logo. It starts with what each side can contribute towards a common goal.
It can be knowledge, research, data, technology, communication, technical or creative production, sector experience, delivery capacity, presence in a territory or infrastructure. What matters is that the contribution helps get the initiative off the ground, or deliver one part of something already under way well.
In the same way, the Chamber sets out clearly the role and the contribution it can take on in each collaboration.
You can work with us either by building a new initiative together or by contributing a specific skill to something already under way.
If what you have in mind is contributing resources to strengthen the Chamber's mission or to make an initiative possible, see the ways to support as well.
