Doors open at 5.30pm, Live at 6pm, 5 March 2026
Town Hall Presents an intimate evening with Elio D’Anna, Founder and President of the European School of Economics, exploring a radical rethinking of education.
The evening begins with drinks at 5.30pm, providing a preliminary space for connection before the formal event.
For decades, D’Anna has challenged conventional models of instruction, arguing that true education begins not with information, but with self knowledge. His philosophy proposes that before one can lead, create, or innovate in the world, one must first understand the inner architecture of the self. Education, in this view, is not the transfer of data but the awakening of consciousness.
Drawing on his work with global leaders, entrepreneurs, and students across Europe and the United States, D’Anna will explore how self awareness, responsibility, and imagination form the foundation of meaningful achievement. In a world shaped by accelerating technology and external noise, this conversation returns to a more essential question: who are we becoming?
Hosted in the intimate setting of Inner Space at Town Hall, the evening offers an opportunity to engage directly with one of Europe’s most distinctive educational thinkers. The talk will be followed by discussion and drinks.
Guest list is limited. Please register to attend.
