Opening ceremony Wednesday 9 April - 19.30 – 22.30
Opening ceremony at the Musei Capitolini followed
by a buffet reception on the terrace of the Musei Capitolini
– transfers from hotels from 18.15
Please note that a personal badge is required at the opening ceremony on Wednesday 9 April at the Capitol.
Hay Group is honoured to host our 25th annual
conference in Rome and would like to thank
the Lord Major of Rome and his deputy for their
warm welcome.
Participants should wear their personal
badge collected at the hotel hospitality
desks. Bus transfers will be provided from
our recommended hotels at 18.15/18.30. After the
ceremony participants will visit the Musei Capitolini.
Detailed information will be provided
nearer to the event.
Cocktails and dinner Thursday 10 April – 19.30
Santo Spirito in Saxia is situated in an area
occupied by the Villa of Agrippina Major during
the Roman era and by the Scola Saxonum from
727 AD. Today, remains of the Villa of Agrippina
Major, including Roman walls, mosaic floors,
fragments of sculptured marble and the remains
of frescos, are still visible below the Sistine Ward.
The complex, destroyed by fire and pillaging,
was rebuilt by Pope Innocenzo III in 1198 who
dedicated it to helping the sick and sheltering
the poor. The hospital, which was named
Santo Spirito in Saxia and still retains this name,
was capable of housing 300 patients and 600
poor people.
Pope Innocenzo III entrusted the management
of the hospital to one of the Counts of Guillame
of Montpellier, who in a short time transformed
it into an exemplary center for Rome, Europe
and the world.
The Corsia Sistina was built by Pope Sisto IV
on the ruins of the Ian hospital, named in the
second half of the nineteenth century the Sala
Baglivi and the Sala Lancisi after two illustrious
doctors who operated here.
The frescos of Corsia Sistina, of which the
historical inscriptions can be attributed to
Platina, commemorate the building of the
hospital, the merits of Pope Innocenzo III and
the biography of Sisto IV from birth to pontificate.
Accommodation and leisure
Accommodation will be handled by Caleida Spa,
Rome. It will arrange your accommodation at
one of our recommended hotels or alternative
accommodation of your choice. It will also
be happy to assist you with any additional
requirements regarding your stay in Rome or
outside the city.
For further information, please visit:
www.caleida.it
Alternatively, participants can contact the
agency at: haygroup@eventanet.com