/ Armundia TalkInn 25
TRIENNALE MILANO
Technology, back to humans
The 2025 edition of Armundia TalkInn, the annual thought leadership event organized by Armundia Group and Axelcomm, dedicated to technological innovation in the banking, insurance and financial industries, aimed to foster a meaningful and inspiring dialogue about the future of the sector, placing people back at the heart of a truly responsible digital transformation.
2025 guests
Technology, back to Humans. Banking and insurance toward a new era of digital humanism
MASSIMILIANO FINAZZER FLORY
Actor, playwright, theatre and film director
GIANLUCA BERGHELLA
CEO & Chairman / Armundia Group
LAURA GRASSI
Associate Professor and Director of the Fintech & Insurtech Observatory / Politecnico di Milano
maurice lisi
Head of Digital Business / Bper Banca
Luisa todini
Entrepreneur and Independent Director / CNP Vita Assicura Spa
CARLO COTTARELLI
Economist, columnist and former Senator of Italy
GIMEDE GIGANTE
Director / ICE SDA Bocconi
PAOLA INVERARDI
Rector / Gran Sasso Science Institute
STEFANO MORIGGI
Professor of Digital Citizenship and Chair of the Digital Education Degree Programme / Unimore
fabrizio pagani
Partner / Vitale & Co.
Moderator:
DARIO DONATO
Business Journalist / TGCOM24
Lesson learned
Effective innovation emerges from the dialogue between emotional and technological intelligenceTrue transformation takes place when cognitive intelligence is guided by emotional intelligence. Human error, when recognised as an opportunity to learn, remains a powerful driver of progress. Thinking with technology—not only about technology—means building a society and service models capable of adapting, learning and evolving with awareness.
Vision, education and governance are the foundations of sustainable and responsible technologyGlobal competition demands a solid strategy built on talent, investment and infrastructure. Effective regulation must strike the right balance between protection and innovation. Governing also means leading change: only through balanced governance and widespread digital and financial literacy can innovation become an opportunity for everyone.
Human relationships remain central in the digital ageDespite rapid technological progress, the value of human relationships remains fundamental. Innovation should not replace what already works, but strengthen it. Digital proximity can complement physical interaction only if it preserves the quality and depth of human relationships. Technology is a tool, not an end in itself: it must serve a vision that puts people and long-term relationships at its core.Carousel
Innovation, Ethics and Culture
June 2025
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At TalkInn 2025, universities, banks and insurance companies came together to discuss the relationship between innovation, ethics and culture. Because technology alone is not what makes the difference—it is the vision that guides its use. Industry leaders outlined a new form of digital humanism, capable of promoting innovation grounded in awareness, human creativity and authenticity.