GS1 General Assembly 2024

21-24 May | Rome

The GS1 General Assembly in Rome was a resounding success, with 401 attendees from 107 Member Organisations (MOs), including 46 MO chairs, all thanks to the exceptional hospitality of GS1 Italy. The event featured outstanding networking activities and inspiring plenary sessions. We are pleased to announce that all resolutions were approved, and we welcomed two new MOs, GS1 Angola and GS1 Rwanda, bringing our global network to 118 MOs. Thank you to everyone who attended and made this event truly memorable.

Meet our speakers

Cosmico Accoto

MIT and UNIMORE

Tech Philosopher, Research Affiliate & Fellow, Adjunct Professor and Startup Advisor & Instructor

Enrico Giovannini

University of Rome "Tor Vergata" and Italian Alliance for Sustainable Development (ASviS)

Full professor and Scientific Director

Jacopo Perfetti

PromptDesign.it

Co-founder and Generative AI Expert

Francesco Del Porto

GS1 Italy and Barilla

GS1 Italy, President Region Italy & Global Chief Customer Officer - Barilla Group

Vittorio Di Tomaso

Maize

Managing Director

Daniel Trabucchi

Politecnico di Milano

Senior Assistant Professor and Scientific Director of Platform Thinking HUB

Silvia Bagliani

Mondelez Italia srl

VP & Managing Director Italy

Programme highlights

Session replays are available for unrestricted access sessions:

Welcome and GS1 Italy industry plenary "The art of transforming tomorrow: a new Renaissance": Video

GS1 MO inspiration from the federation session: Video

An Italian Touch: Video

Closing plenary : Video

Photos from the GA week are available now!

Relive the excitement of GS1 General Assembly 2024 by exploring our photo gallery, capturing the highlights and memorable moments from an unforgettable week. Feel free to download a few of your favourite photos as a personal keepsake.

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Discover Rome

Discover Rome's timeless charm and cultural vibrance—experience the heart of history. Home to the iconic Colosseum, the Roman Forum and St. Peter's Basilica within the Vatican City, Rome unfolds as a living testament to human achievement through the ages.