Bolzano, here we come

Our team came together in Bolzano, South Tyrol.

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Published
6 November 2026
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AI, Healthcare, Consumer Goods
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The Bloom Partners team in the mountains of South Tyrol
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Our team came together in Bolzano, South Tyrol. Half of us were already in the area, and the rest of the team joined them.

The working sessions were long and open. We talked about how each of us wants to develop, where the company is heading, and the topics that matter most inside the team, and carried the conversation on over a very good dinner.

One session was an anonymous Q&A, a format that matters a lot to us: anyone in the team can ask the questions that are important to them and to all of us, without their name attached. In a short project, everyone built a problem-solving method with AI in very little time and presented it to the group. It produced real insights, and some of them have already found their way into our everyday work.

Besides the work, there was plenty of time together and a lot of laughter. A historic railway took us to a small village and one of the best meals of the trip, and from there we went on to Tramin for what the team rated one of the best wine tastings it has been to. More dinners together followed before we travelled home as a team.

The team around a long table during a working session
Working session, Bolzano
The team walking up a path towards a hotel in autumn colours
On foot through the village
Lunch at a table in a sunny garden under an old tree
Lunch in the garden
Wine shelves in a glass pavilion with mountains behind
The wine shop, Tramin
Rows of oak barrels in a cellar lit in red
The barrel cellar, Tramin
The Bloom Partners team standing together in the red barrel cellar
The team in the cellar, Tramin
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