Mission

Unipol Group Corporate Museum

CUBO is the corporate museum of the Unipol Group, created in 2013 for sharing experiences through the language of culture, imparting the values of the Unipol Group and contributing to the cultural growth of the areas and communities where it operates.

It promotes culture and serves as a meeting point for the melding of experiences, partly thanks to partnerships with institutions and associations that have been working in this field for years.

It proposes meetings, workshops, educational activities and shows year-round to offer the public opportunities for in-depth discussion and entertainment relating to current affairs, protection, innovation, art and memory.

CUBO's initiatives are aimed at different audiences:

Young people aged 12 to 17, with winter workshops and summer camps;
Secondary schools, with educational modules on various topics including road education with practical tests in safe driving simulators;
Adults, with meetings on topical issues, specialised workshops, events dedicated to anniversaries, exhibitions of contemporary art and those created from the Group's historical archive, educational courses, specialised summer camps, workshops and lessons;
Families, with dedicated events and shows;
Law enforcement agencies, with refresher courses on legislation and examinations related to road accidents;
Group employees, with exclusive dedicated initiatives.

CUBO IN FIGURES

CUBO has a monitoring and evaluation system to collect and analyse attendance figures and contributes to the drafting of the Unipol Group Integrated Financial Statements with the financial reporting of its activities.

From its inaugural date of 26 March 2013, until 30 June 2021, CUBO's premises have been used for events, exhibitions and training modules by:

247.882
people
23.297
of whom were aged under 18

Management

Vittorio Verdone
Giulia Zamagni

CUBO Historical archive

Giovanni Gualandi, Fabrizio Casini, Giampaolo Frongia, Lucia Roda, Tania Troilo, Mirco Veronesi

Monitoring BRAND CONTENT EDITOR

Elisabetta Calzolari

Museum services

Salvatore Pirrello, Rosaria Palmeri, Stefano Angelillo, Federica Baraldi, Vincenza Borrelli, Elisa Casella, Leonardo Catalano, Laura D'Apote, Mirko Manconi, Maria Teresa Pellico, Alessandro Prosperi, Angela Patrizia Rodio, Silvia Venturino, Anna Vicarelli