A special bootcamp with University of Utah students

From July 10th to 14th we welcomed a group of students and professors from the David Eccles School of Business – University of Utah for a dynamic four-day Study Tour Program held at H-FARM College, the so-called “Venice Entrepreneurial Marketing Bootcamp”.

Founded in 1917 and located on the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City, Utah, the David Eccles School of Business is one of the best US business schools. 

Over the days they were on H-FARM Campus we provided a learning experience aimed at designing innovative marketing strategies around the industries of Food, Fashion, Travel, Furniture, and Art. The students had the opportunity to explore the mechanisms behind creating the fundamentals of future companies and learn how to compete to present their new market strategies. Participants also delved into how AI is transforming marketing strategies and unleashing new creative potentials.

The experience was specifically designed to stimulate creativity, promote collaboration, and equip aspiring entrepreneurs with the necessary tools to turn their visions into concrete business strategies. 

“As H-FARM College we designed an immersive learning experience on cutting edge issues, through which Utah Business School students have experienced sound knowledge transfer in parallel with inspiring hands on activities” highlights Silvia Dell’Acqua, Head of International and Corporate Relations at H-FARM College. 

The program featured many sessions during which the students immersed in knowledge transfer and hands-on activities. Lessons were led by H-FARM College faculty members Zeno Tosoni (H-FARM’s Entrepreneurship & Startup Center Manager​​) and Diego Pizzocaro (CEO of H-FARM AI), as well as University of Utah faculty members Cesar Sanchez (Director Eccles Global Initiatives, Adjunct Instructor) and Jeff D. Davis (Associate Professor). 

Participants also enjoyed a variety of leisure activities, including sports and a guided tour of Venice, a perfect blend of education and cultural immersion.