Logogramma Wins B-Factor 2026: Vision, Science, and Responsibility

On 17 October 2026, in Rome, Logogramma was awarded the B-Factor Prize by the Marisa Bellisario Foundation, a recognition dedicated to innovative female entrepreneurship.

This achievement celebrates the journey of our female-led company, founded in Naples in 2018, and the vision that guides our work: placing human language at the core of artificial intelligence.

A Vision Born from Research

Logogramma emerged from the convergence of linguistics, scientific research, and technology. We chose to invest in Natural Language Processing (NLP), transforming scientific expertise into AI solutions capable of simplifying information and knowledge management.

For us, research is not merely a starting point, but an ongoing commitment: to study, experiment, and integrate diverse competencies to develop useful and tangible technologies.

Innovating Responsibly

We believe that the future of artificial intelligence depends not only on what technology can achieve, but also on how we choose to utilise it.

For this reason, we strive to develop solutions that empower organisations to leverage their data and knowledge, with a focus on transparency, information traceability, and human centrality.

An Award Looking to the Future

For us, the B-Factor represents an encouragement to continue this journey, valuing research, female entrepreneurship, and conscious innovation.

We extend our gratitude to the Marisa Bellisario Foundation, our team, and all individuals who contribute daily to Logogramma’s growth.

Vision shows us the direction. Science provides the method. Responsibility gives meaning to innovation.

From Naples, we continue to build artificial intelligence that serves people and society.

We proudly present the full motivations accompanying the award ceremony.

“A deeptech company founded on a counter-intuitive idea: that human language is perhaps the heart of the relationship between people and machines. Perhaps only in Naples could this have happened. She is a #linguistics graduate who chose to return to Southern Italy instead of pursuing an international career. She faced the double barrier of being a woman and a humanities graduate – in a sector dominated by electronic engineers – and, with co-founder Azzurra Mancini, created a proprietary platform that is transparent and independent of non-European suppliers – we know how important this is today. Today, she works with major companies on leading national and international research programmes. The jury awards – in Valentina Russo – a leadership that combines scientific rigour with forward-thinking vision, and responsibility towards her homeland, towards the South, demonstrating that the future of artificial intelligence can speak a profoundly human language.”