In this interview, Pierluigi Bonora hosts Andrea Gavosto, director of the Agnelli Foundation. Gavosto introduces a collaborative project with Ferrari to establish a public school dedicated to Dino Ferrari, Enzo Ferrari's son who died years ago. The school will be located in Maranello and open to everyone, not private, aiming to train future engineers, mechatronics, and technicians. It is designed to be extremely inclusive, allowing any motivated student worldwide to apply, though it will require serious study. The structure is immersed in green and includes spaces for traditional teaching, individual work, group activities, and outdoor learning. The investment exceeds 60 million euros, with funding from Ferrari and global supporters referred to as Ferraristas. The school will produce intermediate students, a new type launched in 2010 in Europe but not previously in Italy, along with designers and engineers for engines and cars. Gavosto explains that the Agnelli Foundation was established by law 60 years ago to contribute to Italy's economic, cultural, and civil progress. For nearly 20 years, the foundation has focused on education, conducting projects and research to improve educational quality in Italy. He emphasizes that education is key to the country's future. The episode centers on this unique educational initiative, its funding, design, and goals, highlighting the foundation's long-term commitment. Gavosto's role involves overseeing these efforts, and the interview provides a comprehensive overview without delving into personal anecdotes or broader political contexts.
