Clerprem Promotes Gender Equality Through Culture

On September 26th, at the Teatro Civico in Schio, the play “Schegge, please don’t call them men” — performed by the Rainbow Musical Company and based on the book by R. Menegato — took the stage.

The event, sponsored by Clerprem, was met with great enthusiasm by employees, families, and local representatives. Through the delicacy and depth of its storytelling, it addressed a theme as powerful as it is urgent: gender-based violence.

Culture and Business: A Meaningful Dialogue

At Clerprem, we believe that culture is one of the most powerful tools for communication and awareness. Sponsoring “Schegge” was not just an act of artistic support — it was a concrete way to promote gender equality and mutual respect, core values that define our corporate identity.

The company strongly believes that change starts with people, and that the workplace can become a place for open discussion, where social responsibility is promoted and awareness strengthened.

Art as a Voice for Equality

Theatre, with its universal language, gives shape to emotions, experiences, and deep reflections. “Schegge” moved its audience, reminding everyone how culture can build bridges between empathy and collective awareness.

For Clerprem, art is a tool for social growth — an opportunity to foster respect and share values that extend beyond the workplace walls.

A Special Evening with Distinguished Guests

The evening was also attended by several notable local figures who wished to show their support for the cause: the Mayor of Carrè, representatives of Confindustria, and other respected members of the business community.

Clerprem’s commitment to gender equality has been officially recognized since December 2023, when the company obtained the Gender Equality Certification UNI PdR 125:2022.
This is not merely a formal achievement, but a daily responsibility. Every initiative we promote seeks to transform our founding values — respect, talent development, and equal opportunity — into tangible actions.