Date

23 September 2026

Time

18:00 PM - 20:00 PM

Where

Via S. Quintino, 39, 10121 , Turin - Italy

Fruition

In-person event

What happens when over thirty years of experience in corporate communications meet the perspective of a new generation of professionals?

This is the question behind Il meglio deve ancora venire, a book published by Celid and co-written by Ruben Abbattista and the three founders of NAM Studio, Marco Corbo, Andrea Conti, and Nico Gulino, former IED Torino students.

On Wednesday, September 23, the four authors will meet at the IED campus on Via San Quintino for an open conversation about the present and future of communication.

Drawing on the book, the discussion, moderated by Franco Amato, will explore the changes that have transformed creative work over the past decades: new languages and tools, social media, artificial intelligence, and new business models. It will be an opportunity to bring different experiences into dialogue and look at the professional world without generational stereotypes or ready-made formulas.

For IED Torino, the event will also be an opportunity to welcome back three former students who, after their time in its classrooms, founded NAM Studio: Marco Corbo, Andrea Conti, and Nico Gulino. The studio has made its mark on the digital communication and social media landscape, including through the work of Marco Corbo, co-creator of the Dada e Marcolino profile. Today, the three return to IED to share the professional journey they have built and engage with those who are just beginning to envision their own.

The event will take place on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 PM, at the IED campus at Via San Quintino 39.

Following the book presentation and the conversation among the authors, the audience will have the opportunity to ask questions at 7:15 PM.

Admission is free, registration is required, and places are limited.

Register here 

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