Annual report 2004 - Compagnia di San Paolo

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Communication The Compagnia’s stand at the Fiera del Libro (Book Fair) 2004 There were 33 press releases issued in 2004. - Press Notes: they report on events funded by the Compagnia di San Paolo, organised and promoted by external organizations. 102 press notes were issued in 2004. - Use of the logo: its use provides an effective form of communication. The logo, as symbol of the Compagnia, is the basic and most straightforward sign with which the Compagnia can be immediately recognised. In fact it is particularly careful in ensuring the logo is used correctly in all forms of communication: various documents, brochures, leaflets, posters and flyers during public events like exhibitions and others. 127 The Compagnia also communicates through specific issues targeted at spreading information on its medium-term strategic guidelines, and issues concerning particular projects or initiatives it has supported. This is the case of the Transatlantic Trends Report, whose most recent edition dates back to 2004. (see the Research chapter) Communication includes speeches delivered by the Chairman, the Secretary General, and other representatives during public presentation of funded initiatives, meetings, conferences, round tables and discussions. The same goes for interviews and personal writings published on newspapers and magazines. Furthermore, communication includes the Compagnia’s participation in national events fitting its activity, like the Fiera del Libro di Torino (Turin Book Fair) or the Salone del Restauro (Restoration Fair) in Ferrara. Communication activity involving the “permanent organisations” is based on the same principles, and, although it is managed by each organisation in complete autonomy, it is coordinated by the Compagnia, in accordance with its “non profit group” structure.
The Historical Archives The Compagnia di San Paolo’s Historical Archives, based at Vigna di Madama Reale, preserve an extremely rich documentary heritage, witnessing the Compagnia’s many centuries of history and providing a fundamental source for Piedmontese and national history. Documents are available for public consultation. There are three main collections, to be gradually enlarged with future acquisitions. The ancient Compagnia di San Paolo’s archive (1563-1853) consists of 283 documents and papers described in details in the printed analytical inventory, and covers statutes, regulations, instructions, balance sheets, bequests, properties of the Compagnia, Monte di pietà, Ufficio pio and other administered institutions. It includes about a hundred parchments and acts dating back to the 14th century. The Opere Pie - Istituto di San Paolo documentation, covering the time span between the second half of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century (in some cases with later ramifications up to the present days) includes 22,000 volumes and folders. It is entirely catalogued and can be consulted through paper inventories or through a data base. This part of the collection is subdivided into the following sections: Funzioni centrali (Central functions), Ufficio pio, Educatorio duchessa Isabella, Azienda di risparmio e credito (savings and credit institute formerly known as Monte di pietà), Credito fondiario (mortgage credit), Credito agrario (agricultural credit), Opere pubbliche (public works), the latter being integrated with three further archives: Banca Grasso (1874-1972), Cassa di previdenza per il personale della Confederazione fascista degli industriali (1920-1962), Banca Popolare San Gaetano (1939-1969). Among later collections the mortgage credit section is of particular importance. It covers the management delegated by EGELI (Ente gestione e liquidazione immobiliare), of the properties which were confiscated from Jews and citizens of enemy countries, in accordance with race laws and wartime legislation. 128 The Archive’s activities include preserving collections, acquiring new documents or collections, reorganizing, setting up search tools, managing consultation services, promoting cultural initiatives, carrying out research, text editing, guided tours, teaching activities performed jointly with the University, participating in working groups and seminars. In 2004 restoration works went on, intervening on 11 volumes and several parchments. A project was set up for the creation of an index listing all the names and the decisions of the members of the Opere Pie and Istituto di San Paolo’s administrative boards– one of the most useful and most consulted sources. 49 volumes were involved in the first year of the project. The consultation service, open daily on appointment, recorded an increase in the number of visitors compared to previous years, with 43 visitors over 185 opening days. Visitors are mainly undergraduates, teachers and scholars of architecture, history of art, modern and contemporary history, law, social and political sciences, pedagogy, theology, economics. Requests for accessing the archive are submitted also for private reasons or for operational, legal, communication-related research. In 2004 three graduation works were completed and discussed at Turin University, on the Compagnia’s accountancy at the beginning of 1700, the management of human resources at San Paolo in the 20th century (Faculty of Economics) and on prostitution in Turin between the Ancient Regime and Restoration (Faculty of Letters and Philosophy) respectively. Another graduation thesis in Canon Law was discussed at the Pontificia Università Lateranense, on the origins of the San
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