Daniele Agiman
Conductor and Professor of Orchestral Conducting at the G. Verdi Conservatory of Milan
Speaker and Testimonial
Main Topics:
- Team Management
- Leadership and Excellence
- Managing the Unexpected
- Stress Management
- Talent Development
- Delegation
Possible formats:
The three formats he has designed and implemented over the years with leading companies, organizations, and multinationals, etc., are:
- Individual speeches supported by video clips (no slides, but images and clips from concerts or musical rehearsals).
The topics covered are varied, from leadership to teamwork in the musical field, but with variations that are each “constructed” together with the client and “customized” to suit the event. - Speeches with the participation of a string quartet, which presents a real musical performance (underscoring the themes addressed in the speech).
The topics covered are the same, with the added value of live music. - Team Building through Choral Practice: A truly immersive experience, which leads participants to create a choral piece of moderate difficulty, while simultaneously physically addressing specific themes identified as key during the design phase with the client.
Professional Profile:
Daniele Agiman is currently the principal conductor of the G. Rossini Symphony Orchestra in Pesaro and holds the chair of Conducting at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan.
One of the most active Italian conductors globally, he is currently a regular guest at the most renowned operatic institutions in South Korea and Japan.
Over the course of his career, he has conducted over 90 orchestras around the world, including Argentina, South Africa, France, Germany, Romania, Switzerland, Georgia, and Russia. In December 1992, he made his debut at the Vienna Konzerthaus and the Brucknerhaus in Linz, at the invitation of the Vienna Chamber Orchestra.
After triumphing at the 1st Mario Gusella Competition (first place overall, Pescara 1991), he has been invited by the most prestigious Italian orchestras and has conducted in the most renowned theaters and concert seasons.
Daniele Agiman has dedicated particular attention to the promotion and performance of contemporary music, conducting numerous premieres of Italian composers.
From the complexity of musical performance, he has drawn insights into the world of organizations and top management figures (managers, leaders) to effectively address new managerial challenges.
The dynamic between conductor and orchestra thus lends itself to metaphorically expressing all the characteristic themes of managerial work, from the interpretation of the score as a business plan to the implementation of that score in an “effective” relationship with the orchestra members.
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