AIM Group International and Fandango Club have announced a strategic
partnership aimed at offering integrated event services that combine logistical
expertise with creative design.
The collaboration brings together two established players in
the Italian and international events industry, formalising a long-standing
relationship through more structured cooperation models.
The partnership is designed to meet the growing demand for
multidimensional, cross-sector event solutions, especially from international
clients looking to activate in the Italian market.
While AIM Group is recognised for its capabilities in
strategic planning, venue sourcing, compliance, and institutional engagement,
Fandango Club contributes with its strengths in experiential design, audience
engagement, and original format creation.
“Our expertise in logistics and operations, combined with
Fandango Club’s creative and community-focused approach, enables us to offer a
comprehensive solution for events of all types,” said Gianluca Scavo, CEO of
AIM Group International.
“Clients now have access to a single, coordinated team that
can manage both the strategic and creative dimensions of their events.”
Based in Milan, Fandango Club has built a reputation for
producing high-impact branded experiences and large-scale consumer events. Its
headquarters, the Campus, functions as both a content production hub and office
space for media and creative companies.
Moretti Marco, president of Fandango Photo Credit: Fandango CampusPresident Marco Moretti said the companies’ differences were
what made the partnership work.
“We have distinct but complementary backgrounds. By working
together, we can provide event solutions that are both structurally sound and
creatively ambitious,” he said.
While both companies will maintain operational independence,
they will jointly deliver projects that benefit from their combined expertise.
This includes end-to-end event delivery — from strategic consulting and
compliance to content design and audience experience — as well as expanded
capabilities in hybrid and digital formats.
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James Lancaster
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