Open incetTUriN, 5-7 April 2017

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Via Francesco Cigna 96/17, 10155 Turin

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At A GLANCECONCEPt

OIS 2017 will explore the key enabling factors of citi es’ capacity to innovate, prosper and share the benefi ts of growth with all.

OIS 2017 will bring together leaders from gov-ernments, citi es, corporates and civil society or-ganisati ons to share successful practi ces, mod-els and ideas, in the spirit of mutual learning and exchange.

Turin will host the main event on 5-7 April, as a European middle-size city that has proven able to develop and implement a post-industrial strategy in order to remain competi ti ve on the internati onal stage and share with the whole community the benefi ts that come from that.

An Internati onal call for Soluti ons for Civic and Smart City technologies has been launched and the winners will be showcased in the Tech Demonstrator of the Open Innovati on Center of the City of Turin, Open Incet, where the main event will take place.

COMPONENts

CALL FOR SOLUTIONS

The Call is launched each year under the general theme of “Civic Technologies for Smart Citi es and Inclusive Growth”, and promoted through the EU Global Innovati on Exchange portal (www.eu.globalinnovati onexchange.org). The submis-sion into the Call will be free of charge. The se-lected soluti ons will be accepted to showcase in the Open Incet Technology Demonstrator.

TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATOR

A 350 squared meters open space will stage technologies, both at the prototype and com-mercialisati on stage, which can support citi es’ in the development of a sustainable integrated local development. The technology soluti ons showcased in the demonstrator will be selected through an internati onal call. The demonstrator will be accessible to general public as well as to specifi c targets (i.e. Schools, SMEs). The dem-onstrator will be open for a week (April, 03-08).

OPEN INNOVATION SUMMIT 2017

The Summit is a three day event gathering city and technology leaders from all over the world. The event off ers a wealth of opportuniti es to learn about successful practi ces of city innova-ti on and inclusive growth, and to build long last-ing relati onships with peers to start up future collaborati ons and initi ati ves. The event will comprise plenaries, interacti ve dialogues and networking sessions.

OPEN iNCEt The Center’s main mission is to accelerate the local innovati on ecosystem of the City of Turin by systemati cally applying an open innovati on approach.

The Center works to connect local innovati on ecosystems internati onally in order to match demand and supply of innovati on in diff erent sectors and fi elds, from agrifood to digital man-ufacturing, from health to Smart Citi es.

The Center focuses on idea generati on, enter-prise creati on and growth, internati onalisati on and networks development. The range of acti vi-ti es includes service design, learning journeys, living labs, bar camps, accelerati on, scouti ng and matching.

Open INCET is an example of public-private partnership, involving the local public adminis-trati on and ten private organisati ons with com-plementary competences and networks, both local and internati onal.

PARtNERs

openinnovati onsummit.org

AGENDA06 April 8.45 – 09.30: REGISTRATION

FIRST SESSION 09.30 – 10.00: WELCOME AND SETTING THE SCENE

Paola Pisano, Council Member Innovation and Smart City, Muni-cipality of Turin Claudio De Vincenti, Minister for Territorial Cohesion and the South Marco Demarie, Head of Research in Philanthropy, Compagnia di San Paolo Diego Teloni, Managing Director, FGB

10.00 – 11.00: EVIDENCE AND ANALYSISSPeakerS:Blair Levin, Senior Fellow - Metropolitan Policy Program, The Brookings Institutionandrea Bonaccorsi, Professor, University of PisaMargherita russo, Professor, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Member of the Scientific Committee of FGBMario Cervantes, Senior Economist, Science and Technology Po-licy Division, OECD*MoDeraTor: Giuseppe Ciccarone, President of FGB and Profes-sor at the Sapienza University of Rome

07 April 09.00 – 09.30: REGISTRATION AND CHECK IN

SIXTH SESSION (Upon invitation only) 09.30 – 11.30 DIALOGUES Second part

Entrepreneurship development platformsCo Chair: Diletta Doretti, Global Partnerships, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Unit, The World Bank; Charles Wessner, Rese-arch Professor, Georgetown University

Human Capital, Skills & Education

Co Chair: Terence hogarth, Senior Advisor at FGB; Geraldi-ne Gardner, Director, Urban and Regional Policy, The German Marshall Fund of the United States; Siria Taurelli, ETF, Strategic Project Leader in VET governance

Science Culture & Creativity Co Chair: Marina otero Verzier, Head of Research and Deve-lopment, Het Nieuwe Instituut, Fabrizio Sammarco, MD of Italia Camp

SECOND SESSION 11.00 – 11.30: PITCHES

Pitches from the 10 best solutions selected from the International CallMoDeraTor: Marco Nannini, CEO Impact Hub Milan

THIRD SESSION 11.30 – 13.00 POLICY AND INSTRUMENTS

SPeakerS:Paola Pisano, Council Member Innovation and Smart City, City of Turineva Nussmueller, Team leader, DG Regio, Inclusive Growth, Urban and Territorial DevelopmentMarie Yeroyanni, Senior Expert, DG Research & InnovationVeronika Manova, Expert, City of Sofia Danny Green, Deputy Chief of Policy, City of Boston Paolo Castiglieri, Head of Smart City Strategy and European Projects, City of GenoaLucia Scopelliti, Urban Economy and Labour Department, City of MilanGianmarco Montanari, General Director, ITTÖzgur Guven Direcot, Rural Affairs, City of Ankara MoDeraTor: Fabio Sgaragli, Open & Social Innovation Manager, FGB

13.00 – 14.00 NETWORKING LUNCH (Upon invitation only)

FOURTH SESSION 14.00 – 16.00 TECH DEMONSTRATOR TOUR

Tour of the Technology Demonstrator (upon invitation only). With the presence of Technology Compass by Watify.

FIFTH SESSION (upon invitation only) 16.00 – 18.00 DIALOGUES First part

Open Innovation Hubs Co-Chair: Marco Cantamessa, Chairman of The Board and CEO, I3P Incubator; Josep Miquel Piqué, President, La Salle Technova Barcelona; Cllr Kieran McCarthy, Cork City Council and Member of the EU Committee of the Regions

Enabling technologiesCo-Chair: Fabrizio Porrino, Senior Vice President Global Public Affairs, FacilityLive; iordana Eleftheriadou, Policy Coordinator, DG Internal Market Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs

MigrationCo Chair: Eddy adams, Thematic Pole Manager, URBACT Ope-rational Programme III; Mario Calderini, Professor, Polytechnic of Milan, School of Management, Department of Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering; Martin Noack, Senior Ex-pert, Bertelsmann Stiftung

20.00 – 22.30 EVENING SOCIAL EVENT (Upon invitation only)

SEVENTH SESSION12.00 – 13.00: DIALOGUES REPORT BACK AND CLOSING REMARKS

raPPorTeurS:Cllr Kieran McCarthy, Cork City Council and Member of the EU Commit-tee of the Regions; Fabrizio Porrino, Senior Vice President Global Public Affairs, FacilityLive; Martin Noack, Senior Expert, Bertelsmann Stiftung; Diletta Doretti, Global Partnerships, Innovation and Entrepreneurship unit, The World Bank; Geraldine Gardner, Director, Urban and Regional Policy, The German Marshall Fund of the United States; Marina otero Verzier, Head of Research and Development, Het Nieuwe InstituutMoDeraTor: anna Maria Simonazzi, President of FGB Scientific Com-mittee and Professor at the Sapienza University of Rome

13.00 – 14.00 NETWORKING LUNCH (Upon invitation only)

14.00 – ONWARDS - BILATERAL MEETINGS (Upon invitation only)

03 April (14:00 – 17:30)SOCIAL INNOVATION FOR SOCIAL INCLUSION Policy, instruments and resources

Official Language: IT – (Upon invitation only)

The Piedmont Region is ready to launch a regional strategy to boost social innovation process and practices. The workshop aims at bringing to the table the local public administration and stakeholders that will be asked to implement the strategy. The Region will interact with them and open up a debate with the other Italian Regions.

05 April (9:30 – 12:00)Automation 4.0, Artificial Intelligence and Labor/Industrial Relations

Official language: IT

Automation 4.0 could boost economic growth by creating new types of jobs and improving efficiency in many businesses. But it also points to uncertain effects: job destruction, work organiza-tion revolution, digital work, new HR models, reshaped functions of firm-level bargaining. The skills in which humans have maintai-ned a comparative advantage are likely to erode over time as new technologies become more sophisticated. The workshop is aimed at highlighting to what extent and how Labor and Industrial Rela-tions should face with this complex frame.

05 April (15:30 – 22:00)Boosting Social Innovation TSI results and new measures supporting social innovation

Official language: IT

Turin is the first city in Italy to have a programme promoting and supporting new entrepreneurial ideas in the field of social in-novation, realised through FaciliTo Giovani and Torino Social In-novation. In 2016 the City of Turin has also been awarded the second prize as European Capital of Innovation, tanks to the Ci-ty’s open innovation approach in supporting startups with social impact and ability to create new market opportunities for inno-vation.

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