Young owners are the future of historic heritage as tomorrow they will be their custodians. Yet to keep this heritage alive and ensure transmission, young generations must face challenges and find solutions to manage their historic buildings.

The NextGen framework was developed in 2014, with a view to supporting National Associations more actively in widening the participation by young and future members. Its general assembly gather young owners of historic houses from all Europe. It is a unique place to meet with dynamic entrepreneurs and share experiences on specific topics related to the management of family-owned houses and their parks and gardens.

Le Dimore del Quartetto will present its activity on Saturday, April 2nd within the panel “Diversification: innovative uses for historicproperty that do not conflict with use as aprivate home; relevant business opportunities”.

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